Future map of the united States

water level on the statue of liberty is still the same as it was in 1912

That must be the al gore map

Yawn. They have been claiming this for 100+ years.

This map has been around since the early mid 90s

Catastrophic predictions scare stupid conformists. They are the ones who make up the demographic majority in each society. The propaganda of fear is a tool par excellence of governance, because fear stimulates obedience and acceptance of the unacceptable. The climate agenda is based solely on fear!

Maybe in 5000 years.

Somebody had a mental disorder with "climate change" of water on the brain.

And renaming it the United Greats of america so there.

durrrrr

This was done by someone who actually believed Al Gore.

Then along came Greta ......

Notice that they give a date or even year when this going to happen?
Alarmist Claim #1: Antarctic Peninsula is shrinking
FACT: 2008 peer-reviewed paper in American Geophysical Union found “a doubling in snow accumulation in
the western Antarctic Peninsula since 1850.”
Alarmist Claim #2: Glaciers are melting throughout the world.
FACT: A UN Report in 2010 reported that “glaciers increasing despite climate change… glaciers in many areas of
the world are increasing.”
Alarmist Claim #3: The IPCC stated the Himalayan glaciers would melt by 2035. .
FACT: The IPCC got that unsubstantiated and false statistic from a World Wildlife Federation brochure. In
January 2010, Time magazine article, Himalayan Melting, How a Climate Panel Got it Wrong: “Glaciergate” is a
“black eye for the IPCC and the climate-science community as a whole.”
Alarmist Claim #4: Polar Bears are disappearing.
FACT: Director of Wildlife Research with the Arctic Government of Nunavut: “Of 13 populations of polar bears
in Canada, 11 are stable or increasing in number. They are not going extinct, or even appear to be affected at
present.”
FACT: In the 50’s and 60’s there were between 5,000 and 10,000 polar bears. Today there are between 15,000 and
25,000.
Alarmist Claim #5: May 2013, President Obama claimed the climate is warming faster than anybody anticipated five or 10 years ago.”
FACT: Nature reported “For the period [1998-2012] the observed trend of temperatures is … not significantly
different from zero and suggests a temporary hiatus in global warming.”
FACT: The Economist reported “over the past 15 years, air temperatures at the Earth’s surface have been flat …”
Alarmist Claim #6: 2014 was the warmest year in modern record by 0.02 degree.
FACT: Only a “38% chance 2014 was the warmest year on record.” Margin of error, which on average is 0.1 degree
Celsius, made “impossible to conclude 2014 was the warmest year” according to the Berkeley Earth Surface
Temperature (BEST) project stated,
Alarmist Claim #7: In 2000, Democrats started saying that the science is settled.
FACT: I started getting phone calls from scientists disagreeing so I made a speech on the floor showing how many
scientists disagreed.
Alarmist Claim #8: Global warming is causing more tornadoes.
FACT: A NOAA scientist rejected global warming link to tornados stating “no specific consensus or connection
between global warming and tornadic activity.”
Alarmist Claim #9: Global warming is causing hurricanes to increase in intensity and frequency.
FACT: Geophysical Research Letters found “since 2006 tropical cyclone energy has decreased dramatically” to the
lowest levels since the 1970s. Global frequency of tropical cyclones has reached a historic low.
Alarmist Claim #10: Global warming is leading to an increased number of droughts.
FACT: IPCC Fifth Assessment report, previous “conclusions regarding global increasing trend in drought since
the 1970s were probably overstated.”
Alarmist Claim #11: Global warming is causing sea levels to rise at a rapid pace.
FACT: Journal of Geophysical Research found “there has been no statistically significant acceleration in sea level
rise over the past 100 plus years.”
Alarmist Claim #12: 97% of scientists agree global warming is manmade.
FACT: WSJ found the 97% consensus to be predicated on “a handful of surveys and abstract-counting exercises
that have been contradicted by more reliable research.”

They have been saying this for decades. I remember reading an article a very long time ago when I was in the fourth grade that California was going to split off into the ocean.