Climate Expert Discusses Sobering New Sea Level Rise Report

A new report from NOAA shows alarming new predictions for sea level rise. Katy Tur sat down with Michael Mann, Penn State Distinguished Professor & Director of their Earth Systems Science Center, to talk about the report and what can be done to protect the climate.

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[FoOtFoOt]

Whether you believe in climate change or not, I guarantee banks will take the report serious and bet property values will plummet in those areas.

[danjohnston]

YES, It Is THIS Century Now
NOT The Next One Anymore

[fademejake]

It is mind boggling how many people have no problem believing that the scientific community is lying to them about science for political reasons, but refuse to believe that the politicians they listen to might be lying to them about science for political reasons.

[peterblock]

I guess there's at least something of a silver lining for those who take climate change seriously and live in low lying coastal areas:

At least you don't need to take a total loss on your real estate: you can still sell at a good price to climate deniers.

[DarthWaffle.]

We don’t care about each other now, think we care about the future?

[ssjenforcer]

Entire Republican Party:
Climate change is a hoax.

Entire World:
We're effed.

[BigDanOz]

Nature is ready to flush it all away. Thanks momma Earth! Excellent reporting. Thanks 🙏

[warpedjaffas]

"Windmills cause Cancer!" - President Luddite 🙄

[elizabethpeters]

Everyone on here need to watch the Nova special on PBS about the "methane bomb" sinkholes in the arctic. We're already past repair.

[igolfjtweetler]

All these Florida magats under water by 2050. Shame

[shubarose]

You are ridiculously too hopefull mr.mann. people will not even wear masks..good luck humanity

[arcadie]

"Our house is burning and we are looking elsewhere", Jacques Chirac.
Courageous decisions must be made, for the good of all of us!

[vincef]

“I don’t want you to hope for the future.
I want you to panic.”
- Greta Thunberg 2019

[jockyoung]

For the people who deny anthropogenic climate change withotu understanding the science, I generally have one question: how do you think we can add greenhouse gasses to the atmosphere without increasing the greenhouse effect?

[Me]

The first thing that will happen is that flood insurance will become unaffordable. Like earthquake and fire insurance here in California.

[roberthodge]

It's what you call ironic! You leads a world to culture, but you can't make em think.

[davidwolf]

ignorance is bliss ... hooked on climate science since the seventies ... oh well ...

[michaelshigetani]

We were warned. Honestly. Scientists have been saying this for decades. And idiots have been denying it for decades. Facts are: cheap solutions won't work now. If we're going to adapt; its going to be painful and expensive.

[manzchello]

Someone get this expert his own show?! Online folklore has a megaphone on social media. We need a show for the “experts “

[chriskane]

Arghhhh! I'm 71 and a history nerd. Watch and Hide! Sad! Not at all amusing! Watch what you wake up to!