Oakland Coliseum Will Be Underwater By 2050 According To New Study, So What's Coliseum JPA's Plan?
Oakland Coliseum Will Be Underwater By 2050 According To New Study, So What's Coliseum JPA's Plan? A study released this week in the magazine "Nature" said this, in summary: SLR will pose a substantial socioeconomic challenge in the twenty-first century, primarily affecting human populations, infrastructure and ecosystems along major coastlines. Furthermore, coastal cities often experience sinking land (so-called land subsidence), whose compounding effect contributes to relative SLR, exacerbating coastal hazards and risks. On the coasts of the conterminous USA, climate-induced sea levels are rising faster than the global average3, with an expected increase over the next few decades. The 32 coastal cities evaluated in the study include: Oakland, CA, San Francisco, CA, South San Francisco, CA; 27. Foster City, CA; 28. Santa Cruz, CA; 29. Long Beach, CA; 30. Huntington Beach, CA; 31. Newport Beach, CA; 32. San Diego, CA. In Oakland's case, we have a sea-level rise plan, but it has not been updated. Yet we talk about building ballparks at the Oakland Coliseum. Where is our plan? This blogger gave a presentation to form an EIFD around the Coliseum. No action. taken. It would get us the infrastructure money needed to make effective changes. Otherwise, we could wipe-out East Oakland. What are we going to do?ll
via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrhVjn81DjE
Oakland Coliseum Will Be Underwater By 2050 According To New Study, So What's Coliseum JPA's Plan? A study released this week in the magazine "Nature" said this, in summary: SLR will pose a substantial socioeconomic challenge in the twenty-first century, primarily affecting human populations, infrastructure and ecosystems along major coastlines. Furthermore, coastal cities often experience sinking land (so-called land subsidence), whose compounding effect contributes to relative SLR, exacerbating coastal hazards and risks. On the coasts of the conterminous USA, climate-induced sea levels are rising faster than the global average3, with an expected increase over the next few decades. The 32 coastal cities evaluated in the study include: Oakland, CA, San Francisco, CA, South San Francisco, CA; 27. Foster City, CA; 28. Santa Cruz, CA; 29. Long Beach, CA; 30. Huntington Beach, CA; 31. Newport Beach, CA; 32. San Diego, CA. In Oakland's case, we have a sea-level rise plan, but it has not been updated. Yet we talk about building ballparks at the Oakland Coliseum. Where is our plan? This blogger gave a presentation to form an EIFD around the Coliseum. No action. taken. It would get us the infrastructure money needed to make effective changes. Otherwise, we could wipe-out East Oakland. What are we going to do?ll
via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrhVjn81DjE
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