University of Colorado satellite data shows that there has been little change in Florida sea level since 1997. The data above is the average of sea level at the five lat/lon pairs below.
(28.5, 281.5) (26.5, 281.5) (24.5, 278.5) (26.5, 276.5) (28.5, 277.5)
Experts say that Florida is being drowned by rising seas
The subject of global warming has become so politically unpalatable over the last few years that neither party mentions it much anymore. A conference on climate change sponsored by Florida Atlantic University made it clear that ignoring the threat has done nothing to slow it down — particularly in South Florida, which has more people and property at risk by rising sea levels than any place in the country. The two-day summit in Boca Raton, which wrapped up Friday, painted a bleak and water-logged picture for much of coastal Florida. Under current projections, the Atlantic Ocean would swallow much of the Florida Keys in 100 years.
Rising seas mean shrinking South Florida future, experts say – Environment – MiamiHerald.com
At the current rate of sea level rise, Florida will drown in infinity years.











