Rising seas will swamp San Francisco
Earlier this week Gov. Schwarzenegger rolled out a map showing what the city would look like under 5 feet of water -- and warned of serious problems to come.
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this is sooo fake, we have a different belief than the mayans, if they want to say that the world will end n 2012, then let them, all i know is it's fake just like justin beiber...
Wow that picture is pretty realistic and pretty scary. With all of the major and odd weather things happening around the world right now, I would not say this is impossible. I don't see it happening tomorrow though. ft lauderdale boat yard
Where I live, we generate more wind energy than any other state in the nation. We sell every last electron to those dolts in California because they think it's eco-friendly and because they're too stupid to realize that if you mandate 30%+ of your power has to be "green" and then provide for nothing to make it happen, you'll have to buy it from someone else.
Oh and California's population has risen dramactically over the last 30 years and guess what? It uses the same amount of electricity it used in the mid 1980s. Can your state say that? Laugh away....
And Yet California has the 5th largest economy in the world. Any business person who wants to leave the 5th largest market place in the world doesn't have much business sense to begin with.
The state is wealthy and prosperous; the state government controlled by republicans in terms of budgets is a disaster b/c the repulicans beleive charging debt is more fiscally sound then raisng the sales tax a half a percent. Anyone think the 5th largest economy in the world can afford a half cent.... More
1) This is bunk.
2) If it were true... Good riddance. I've been working to get a team of people together with jackhammers to line up along the San Andreas Fault and help that sucker along to get rid of all those idiots on the left coast. They can't balance their budget, can't figure out that having 1/3 of the population on the government payroll and another 1/4 on welfare doesn't ad up to economic prosperity and the state can't figure out why all of the real jobs are bailing out for other.... More
1- No, it's math. The seas have risen at a certain, plotable rate that, if continues, will cover up the worlds coasts. I'm sure denial feels good, but it's not going to stop the rising waters.
2- And I'm sorry, but it's kind of a jerky thing to say good riddance to an entire state just because you don't like the way they govern. An entire right leaning political party would be one thing, but a state, come on.
all i can say is we owe it all to a series of terribly unenlightened republican governers...they have done thier best to carry out your wishes....morons is right....
Have you ever seen a map of San Francisco Bay before the Gold Rush?
