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To: Gib Bogle who wrote (16107)	3/29/2007 9:19:25 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218151

ecu.edu; Global sea level is most likely to rise about 19 inches this century, an international panel on climate change estimates, but it could go higher. How much depends on where it's measured. The current rate, rising about one foot a century on the N.C. coast, appears to have nearly doubled in the past dozen years, NASA said in a recent study. I'll take my Laurentian hills than you very much... built to last.. I wouldn't live in the Netherlands near the sea and now knowing what I know about New Orleans... that would certainly be off my list. All nice places for a visit.. Actually let me qualify that.. I'd be a renter is more accurate... showed a similar picture to the lower one you showed, Yep that the rolling island effect.. like Slagle mentioned about the Carolinas.. OTOH in one century much can happen: One gone and one becomes five.. ooops four.. Cute name.. Last Island... yosemite.epa.gov