Sea levels are wreaking havoc around the world
Despite efforts to halt climate change, it came too late to save many lowland areas of the world. Sea levels rose almost two metres by the late 2090s, displacing hundreds of millions of people.* The Maldives were especially hard hit, with most of the nation disappearing underwater.* Countries around the globe were forced to begin large-scale evacuation and resettlement programmes, while trillions of dollars were spent on coastal defences.
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