Ser~pent SG Is this real? http://www.singeo.com.sg/?p=86 The debate about the causes of global warming goes on, but the facts are that around the world temperatures are rising and with them so are sea levels. There are various projections available on future sea levels. The recent report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) concluded that sea levels will rise by between 28cm and 43cm by the end of the century. Other projections are higher and there are estimates that sea levels could rise by 6m if the Greenland ice cap melts (this would take several centuries). To see the effect of a 1m rise in sea levels on Singapore you can download this kmz file and view it in Google Earth. There are various place-markers for locations in Singapore, along with some for other world locations. Looks like Sentosa and Changi airport would both be at serious risk. This screenshot from Google Earth shows Sentosa and the Marina Bay area, the blue area represents the new coastline after a 1m rise in sea levels. I suggest you set your air-conditioning a little warmer, unless you want to see Beach Road back on the beach again. .....there are estimates that sea levels could rise by 6m
Saxon_flix SG Well yes. I live in northern Europe. I embrace Global Warming. You see we have recently started to grow wine! Singapore is surrounded by sea, it doesn't have 4000 meter high ground. You are pretty screwed but nobody cares.
dxdx SG yea well, but by that time the whole world would be screwed too- including where you stay. sad isn't it?
Deino SG sea level could rise to 6m high...... i think it is possible to make a gigantic barrier that would cover singapore to maintain the current level.......
kengkia SG because from the Bible…serpent is the satan and satan is evil so he will flood the planet earth and TS is the culprit….
maurizio13 SG Which part of Europe has a "4,000 meter high ground"? The only place in the world that has a 4,000 meter plateau is Tibet, also known as the roof of the world. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tibet
