Within the next 80 years, some of the world’s most iconic vacation destinations may be swallowed by rising seas – and disappear completely from the map. By 2100, climate change is expected to cause a global average sea level rise of between 32 and 84 cm, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (an international body established by the United Nations that examines climate change and the risks associated with it, with an emphasis on global warming).
Major cities are expected to face severe flooding, and low-lying island…
