Will Philippines, Vietnam, etc. cease to exist in the future?

With global warming, the sea level is rising faster than what most people think and i have concluded it when i watched a documentary film of National Geographic Channel. So what would happen to Philippines and other island nations? What do you think the people will do? Mass immigration? Would some countries accept this? If no country would accept, what then will happen?

that is extremely unlikelyweezyfb

that's very unlikely, but i think that might happen to Manila.

Eh, I don't know. while we need to cut down on waste and pollution, I'm starting to doubt we are in any real trouble. The whole "green" scheme is becoming a retail scandal since most products being marketed as green or organic are barely reachng the government standards to qualify as those.

[QUOTE="weezyfb"]that is extremely unlikelylordlors

Probally is, but not for a long time. im sure it is going faster than most think but prob not so fast that it will happe nanytime soon.

well there is a possibility, philippines serves as a natural break water for mainland asia against typhoons and probably tsunamis coming from the pacific

If it does, it will take quite some time. During the decades that it takes to completely consume them, the rest of the world would have came up with a transition plan for the people. It will maybe do some damage to some economies or neighborhoods, but these types of things will take a long time to happen. It's not like one month its there, and the next engulfed by water...

Watch the Kevin Costner documentary: Waterworld

Watch the Kevin Costner documentary: Waterworld

Bedizen

Somebody has certainly been drinking the kool aid.

By the way, since global warming was supposed to make hurricanes stronger and more numerous, why is it that we're 4.5 months into the 6 month hurricane season and haven't had one hurricane hit the U.S.?