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New York City in 100 Years? I hope not.

Posted: Monday, January 29th, 2007 by damnHippy
Tags: Climate Change, Latest News, Oh Shit, Predictions

NYC - FloodedVanity Fair has included an interesting photo in their 2006 year in photos magazine feature. Interesting because it's my home city, and interesting because it represents a remote yet plausible scenario due to global climate change.

I wonder when NYC will start construction on the 200ft sea wall to keep out the Atlantic, maybe right after they finish the 2nd Avenue subway line, or the 9/11 memorial for that matter. 

2006: The Year in Photos - [vanityfair.com]

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