The catastrophic consequences of global warming has caused a rise in open water levels from 1 to 3 meters, and in this regard it may lead to major cities such as Tokyo and Singapore, and even the state of Florida in the United States, to disappear.
From 1992 the level of ocean waters have raised an average of 6.7 cm, and in some cases as much as 23 cm, based on new research by NASA and France’s CNAC space agency.
This study shows a 1 meter rise in open waters in the next 100 to 200 years is inevitable. The main reason for this trend is the melting of glaciers and also ocean waters warming, especially the Greenland glaciers melting at a very fast rate.
It is worth noting that currently over 150 million human beings are living in areas of Asia that are 1 meter below sea level.