Rising Sea Levels Will Leave Atlantic City Uninhabitable By End Of The Century, Researchers Say
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (CBS) -- According to a firm out of Delaware, rising sea levels will leave Atlantic City uninhabitable by the end of the century.
24/7 Wall Street also says Atlantic City is one of the top American cities at risk of being under water in 60 years. Atlantic City is No. 3 on that list.
The firm used data assuming a three-foot increase in sea level rise by 2060 and a 6.5-foot increase by 2100. Fifty percent of Atlantic City will be uninhabitable by 2060 and by 2100, 92.8% of the city will be under water, the research found.
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Miami Beach topped the list, followed by Hoboken, New Jersey, Atlantic City, Key West, Florida at No. 4 and Galveston, Texas at No. 5.
