We’re all underwater 
But at least now when you say “Dolores Beach” you actually mean Dolores Beach. Anyway, this is our neighborhood and its surroundings in the year 2072, according to our pal Burrito Justice and a little thing called SCIENCE.
See how the rest of SF fares, and purchase the poster in three sizes, here.
Well, absolute worst case – loss of the East Antarctic ice cap, along with some tectonic settling, which would be a stretch for 100 years, but if you hit a CO2 tipping point…
But 25′ feet is well within the realm of feasibility if we lose either Greenland and the West Antarctic ice shelf. My mapping partner Brian Stokle has that map here.
If I weren’t certain to be long dead, already, I would look forward to this.
ONE THING I HAVE LEARNED IN 30 YEARS.. SCIENCE IS NEVER EVER WRONG!
Ooo! I live on Clipper Rock! Looks like I’ll need a boat.
DR
will everyone who lives on the third floor of their building be okay? i like the idea of the mission being the new Venice, Italy.
Burrito Justice went national:
http://gizmodo.com/5916943/what-san-francisco-would-look-like-after-climate-change
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