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> "People at this point haven't come to grips with the irreversibility of this sea-level rise problem," Anderson said, displaying a map that shows the site of H
by Fjolsvith 7y ago
> "People at this point haven't come to grips with the irreversibility of this sea-level rise problem," Anderson said, displaying a map that shows the site of Harvard's new $10 billion Allston campus inundated after 3 meters of sea-level rise.
The Harvard scientist wants to save his new research center from climate change.
Also, submission should say "Five", instead of "Four".
- makerofspoons 7y agoThe article is from January 2018, so if Dr. Anderson is correct we now have four years.
- thecolorblue 7y agoThe title should have indicated the article was from 2018 and properly quoted the articles title.
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- Fjolsvith 7y agoAlso, I would wonder how smart Harvard scientists are, really. After all, they built a $10 billion campus that has an effective lifespan of 5 years?