A Crisis Right Now

4/23/2020

This interactive article by The New York Times explores the potential impacts of sea-level rise on Manila and San Francisco. It highlights the vulnerability of both cities to rising sea levels due to climate change and provides a visual representation of how different levels of sea-level rise would affect various areas within each city. The article discusses the potential displacement of residents, loss of coastal land, and increased risks of flooding and storm surges. It also addresses the challenges faced by these cities in terms of adapting to and mitigating the impacts of sea-level rise. Overall, the article highlights the urgent need for action to address climate change and its consequences on coastal cities.

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