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EY67

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If sea level rose  m, would a major city within your state be flooded?
  (Use the Zoom In tool if you need to see your state in more detail.)
  Even if you do not live in a city that would be flooded, how could flooding
  in other major cities affect you? What will be an ideal response?



Question 2

In which countries will the most people be affected by a -m rise in sea
  level? What will be an ideal response?




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ilianabrrr

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Answer to Question 1

Answers will vary. Effects may be direct, such as flooded property and transportation
routes; or indirect , such as interrupted communication systems and deliveries of goods
and services.



Answer to Question 2

Answers will vary. Students will probably indicate countries in Europe, North America,
and Southeast Asia that will be affected the most. The northwestern region of South
America is not as densely populated, so fewer people will be affected there.





EY67

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Reply 2 on: Jul 13, 2018
Excellent


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
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