I'm not very optimistic about the outcome in the coming few decades. But I'm hopeful. When places like Miami, Norfolk, and Shanghai will be consistently overru

I'm not very optimistic about the outcome in the coming few decades. But I'm hopeful. When places like Miami, Norfolk, and Shanghai will be consistently overrun by tides, or when food supplies come under severe pressure, my hope is that there will be some kind of major wake up call and cleanup act. With the major polluters (the US and China in particular) leading the way forward with funding, bespoke technology, and (hopefully) clawbacks on the main polluters.