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What do you think? If there is no more land to live in will we be living in huge cruise ships like this one?
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No, even if all the ice on Earth melted (this won’t happen anytime soon) the oceans would only rise only around 200 meters, meaning we lose all the coastal cities and places like Bangladesh, the US Gulf Coast and Florida, but it wouldn’t be “Waterworld”. Most estimates of possible sea level rise are much lower. It’s happened before, millions of years ago. and life on land continued.