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Can't sinking island countries like the Maldives, Kiribati or Tuvalu just transform their islands into a bunch of platforms whose bases that sit at the bottom of the sea or float on the surface but are anchored???
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suprisingly, only a handful of countries are at risk of *entirely* disappearing due to sea level rise in the near future. Most places have some few-story-tall hills sticking out of the warer
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>what would they eat
fish, and import the rest, same as now. their land is useless for farming
>what would they drink
rainwater, same as now.
also water from desalination plants
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I know
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>>what would they eat
>fish, and import the rest, same as now. their land is useless for farming
They farm small things just fine, they also raise chickens
>rainwater, same as now.
>also water from desalination plants
They tap wells into the atolls, relying on rainwater alone is dangerous and desalination of any kind if impossible, these people live in the stone age
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>polynesian nations have a bunch of uninhabited islands, so they can be resettled if anything
It would heavily hurt those ecosystems and not every island is ideal for habitation since they'd have to restart infrastructure from zero and possibly be further from the mainland and the other nearby islands.
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>muh global warming/climate change is real
Can yuropoors not?