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10 Terrifying Images Of What Coastal Cities Will Soon Look Like Underwater

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Adam Albright-Hanna
By Adam Albright-HannaJul 20, 2015
Adam Albright-Hanna
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Article originally appeared on 07.20.15



According to a 2015 study, sea levels could rise over 20 feet by the year 2200.

To appreciate the real-world impact this may have, Climate Central teamed with talented designer Nickolay Lamm to show how present-day cities would look with the impending changes in sea levels.

This disturbing slideshow illustrates just how imperative it is to begin reducing CO2 output into our atmosphere ASAP.

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