Sea level if all ice would melt - (by christopherbretz.ca)
By: https://www.christopherbretz.ca/pf/sealevelrise/
He says it would take 5000+ years in a worst-case scenario (+8°C above the 1970 level)
EDIT:
- I did not post all of the parts of the world. More Maps are on the Website.
- Apparently a lot of you guys really prefer less of Florida
- It's highly speculative and approximated
- Eire Lake is missing due to taking the "easier path" when the sea level rises and create a new outflow, which leaves out one of them
- Gulf of Bothnia and Canada might be wrong in this depicted simplified model since it should rise due to Post-glacial rebound
- Weird that I have to write this... but the sea-level rise is due to solid-water (ice, snow) melting ABOVE the water level. So any smartass writing "ice cubes in a drink do not increase water levels" might think twice before they approach so blatantly
u/Hightowerin — 5 days ago