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What Would D.C., L.A., S.F. Look Like Underwater?
What Would D.C., L.A., S.F. Look Like Underwater?
An artist created these powerful images using real scientific data.
May 19 2014 5:08 PM EST
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With news that key Antarctic glaciers are collapsing, fears over submerged cities are at an all-time high. So, let's give in to our anxieties and check out artist Nickolay Lamm's photorealistic images of American cities after the sea level rises 12 feet. Beautiful and haunting, the pictures are a wake up call to everyone who doubts the reality of cimate change. All images by Lamm, courtesy of Climate Central:
San Francisco's AT&T Park
S.F.'s Crissy Field
Downtown Boston
Miami Beach
Jefferson Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Venice Beach in Los Angeles
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