The Guardian is generally, in my estimation, one of the more sensible and reliable news sources out there, but sometimes. . . .
OK, granted, it's in their "Technology" section, but still -- I mean, we stand to lose most of the world's major cities, and in the U.S. all of Florida.
I mean, Google will move. That's no problem for them -- or, all things considered, a relatively minor problem.
Technology giants including Facebook and Google face the prospect of their prestigious Silicon Valley headquarters becoming swamped by water as rising sea levels threaten to submerge much of the property development boom gripping San Francisco and the Bay Area.
Sea level forecasts by a coalition of scientists show that the Silicon Valley bases for Facebook, Google and Cisco are at risk of being cut off or even flooded, even under optimistic scenarios where rapid cuts in greenhouse gas emissions avoid the most severe sea level increases.
OK, granted, it's in their "Technology" section, but still -- I mean, we stand to lose most of the world's major cities, and in the U.S. all of Florida.
I mean, Google will move. That's no problem for them -- or, all things considered, a relatively minor problem.
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