Sea Levels Could Rise at Fastest Rate in Human History

EcoWatch
Nov 8, 2016, 9:10 am57 pts
Without the emissions cuts laid out in the Paris agreement , global temperatures could reach 2 C as early as 2040 and cause the fastest acceleration in sea level rise in human history, according to a new study . Sea levels could rise up to a foot in the most vulnerable cities by mid-century, with the rate of…

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