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Environment & Energy

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3. Just for a little clarity..the highest elevation in Florida is Britton Hill in Walton County.

Tue Feb 24, 2015, 09:47 AM

Feb 2015

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We are all going to drown...

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Ooops!! Sea Level Rise In Miami Moving Far Faster Than Originally Thought [View all] hatrack Feb 2015 OP

Wow!!! - What An Inconvenient Truth......nt global1 Feb 2015 #2

Guess I'll be buying some property...It will be waterfront one day. Lochloosa Feb 2015 #6

Montgomery and Tuscaloosa Alabama will be SEAPORTS is amazing. happyslug Feb 2015 #7

There will probably be little need for seaports. hunter Feb 2015 #8

Yup.... truebrit71 Feb 2015 #10

Actually trade will continue happyslug Feb 2015 #12

yup... progressoid Feb 2015 #5

assuming that 5-year trend is correct ... 1 foot per decade phantom power Feb 2015 #9

I wonder if they'd pay attention then....in 2025? truebrit71 Feb 2015 #11