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File:Tallahassee_Seaside_Blues 2.jpg|link=Tallahassee Seaside Blues|"'''[[Tallahassee Seaside Blues]]'''" is a song about sea levels and property values. | File:Tallahassee_Seaside_Blues 2.jpg|link=Tallahassee Seaside Blues|"'''[[Tallahassee Seaside Blues]]'''" is a song about sea levels and property values. | ||
File:Florida Biosolids Kabuki Theater.jpg|link=Florida Biosolids Kabuki Theater|'''[[Florida Biosolids Kabuki Theater]]''' is a classical Kabuki theater company based in Florida which performs original works based on modern-day pollution problems in Florida. | |||
File:Swear Like a Sailor.jpg|link=Swear Like a Sailor|"'''[[Swear Like a Sailor]]'''" is a song by the Steve Miller Band. | |||
File:Titanic 2 - The Battle for Florida.jpg|link=Titanic 2: The Battle for Florida|'''''[[Titanic 2: The Battle for Florida]]''''' is a 2002 American political disaster film about he governor of sinking peninsula (Ron DeSantis) must build the world's mightiest ocean liner in order to save his family from climate change. | File:Titanic 2 - The Battle for Florida.jpg|link=Titanic 2: The Battle for Florida|'''''[[Titanic 2: The Battle for Florida]]''''' is a 2002 American political disaster film about he governor of sinking peninsula (Ron DeSantis) must build the world's mightiest ocean liner in order to save his family from climate change. | ||
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== Fiction cross-reference == | == Fiction cross-reference == | ||
* [[Florida Biosolids Kabuki Theater]] | |||
* [[Gnomon algorithm]] | * [[Gnomon algorithm]] | ||
* [[Gnomon Chronicles]] | * [[Gnomon Chronicles]] | ||
* ''[[Miami Refugees]]'' | * ''[[Miami Refugees]]'' | ||
* [[Swear Like a Sailor]] | |||
* [[Tallahassee Seaside Blues]] | * [[Tallahassee Seaside Blues]] | ||
* ''[[Titanic 2: The Battle for Florida]]'' | * ''[[Titanic 2: The Battle for Florida]]'' | ||
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=== Social media === | === Social media === | ||
* [ Post] @ Twitter (28 April 2023) | * [https://twitter.com/GnomonChronicl1/status/1651924596629594112 Post] @ Twitter (28 April 2023) | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:19, 1 December 2023
Kiss Miami Goodbye is a sea level rise noir crime film about several million people living in Federal refugee camps in the Central Florida highlands.
History
Context: "Florida may be underwater in 20 years?"
Just the coastal regions, not entire peninsula. And maybe more light fifty to eighty years.
Still, better kiss Miami goodbye, while we still have time.
In the News
Miami Refugees is an American civil unrest reality television series starring police sociologists Sonny Crockett and Rico Tubbs, two former Metro-Dade Police Department detectives who now live in the Camps north of the New Miami Sea.
"Tallahassee Seaside Blues" is a song about sea levels and property values.
Florida Biosolids Kabuki Theater is a classical Kabuki theater company based in Florida which performs original works based on modern-day pollution problems in Florida.
"Swear Like a Sailor" is a song by the Steve Miller Band.
Titanic 2: The Battle for Florida is a 2002 American political disaster film about he governor of sinking peninsula (Ron DeSantis) must build the world's mightiest ocean liner in order to save his family from climate change.
Fiction cross-reference
- Florida Biosolids Kabuki Theater
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- Miami Refugees
- Swear Like a Sailor
- Tallahassee Seaside Blues
- Titanic 2: The Battle for Florida
Nonfiction cross-reference
External links
- Florida sea level rise map - Florida base map showing extent of submergence associated with an atmospheric temperature increase of between 1 °C ( darkest blue ) and 4 °C (lightest blue). For each one degree rise in temperature, sea level was elevated 2.3 m (Levermann et al. 2013). Red lines depict boundaries of seven regions with common vulnerability to sea level rise as defined in this study. Black shore-perpendicular lines indicate location of representative topographic profiles shown in Fig. 2
Social media
- Post @ Twitter (28 April 2023)