Why Miami Could Be Underwater Soon

[@mythicalmodern]

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[@samueldesire5883]

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[@jdons5353]

Awesome video!! I live in Miami and the rent is insane. It's so obvious that politicians don't care about the climate change stuff either, just making money.

[@samueldesire5883]

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[@chrisbarbera4121]

Uh they do too care about climate change Biden has addressed that problem in his politics.

[@cavaleermountaineer3839]

That's because THERE IS NO CLIMATE CHANGE. Jeezus brother, just think.....would BANKS loan BILLIONS to these developers if they thought it'd be underwater or even in danger of being under water? Why do Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry and Bill Gates ALL have ocean-front property that they've bought in the last 15 years? Would the Four Seasons invest tens of millions in resorts on islands in the Pacific like Tahiti, Bora Bora and the Maldives, resorts where you literally step out of your house into the ocean a couple of feet below you, if they'd be submerged in a few or even a hundred years????? Would Porsche, Bentley and Aston Martin, all hyper "climate hoax" Euro companies, build waterfront and beachfront billion dollar hi-rise residential units in Miami if they would LOSE all that money in a few years???? Just ask yourself......Al Gore said Manhattan and Miami would be submerged by 2016............Because all the experts agreed......Just ask a few questions and it all comes tumbling down.

[@NateK-MN]

@@chrisbarbera4121 its' always a front for money for politicians, more or less. They're being paid by this and this group to talk or think this way.

[@sutterpark]

That CHEAP ON RENT! Expensive is NYC AND CA! Any major city has high rents or buying homes that comes sencents

[@briankelly85]

I have been hearing this for 70 years. and Miami is still here.

[@jessem7556]

Go eat your JELLO and change your diaper.

[@Leticia-rg8dw]

They've been replenishing the sand from areas nearby but ran out in 2014, and now they're trying to buy it from the bahamas don't sound so sure about it instead pray because the clock is ticking.

[@Ocean40197]

Not for long.

[@AbandonedMilk]

@@Ocean40197 You'll be saying that 50 years from now as well.

[@derradune6722]

It’s going to be interesting to see how Miami copes the next time it has a direct hit from a hurricane.

[@adnan_velic]

We are extremely well equipped for that. Every highrise is built to withstand a CAT5 and most residential homes have impact resistant windows plus hurricane shutters. Irma came though as a strong CAT3 and it was no big deal. I just stayed in my building and ate snacks all day and watched palm trees fighting the wind horizontally.

[@noahreyes5241]

@@adnan_velic 😂😂😂 tell’em that’s how we do it out here Florida. This type of videos are so alarmist and propagandist. The next day after Ian we when to the beach to enjoy the day and lots of people were there. They keep hating on Florida’s growth.

[@Mrunknown711.]

@@adnan_velicthis one fin be 9-15 ft?

[@richard09able]

@@noahreyes5241 The issue is Iceland, Greenland, and the polar ice caps are melting. Also there are areas of Florida 100 years ago that was land that is now underwater, the sea rise is a slow creep. And now about a year after this video with two direct hurricanes things are changing.

[@nubianking4203]

The Miami area actually is losing population right now. Atlanta metro recently passed it in population. Its 9th overall. Atlanta is now 8th

[@mythicalmodern]

Good point. Rent increases are causing many to leave. It’s unfortunate :(

[@elevenb6967]

Untrue. Miami's population has never seen a decrease, and has been growing since 1950. Atlanta Metro - 6.1M Miami metro - 6.25M

[@ahmedzakikhan7639]

Big difference between Metro and a City.. Metro includes rural areas.

[@Acccountable]

Its been underwater since 2000, just ask Al Gore.

[@jeffwebb2966]

It is a total joke to think they could build seawalls around the HUGE areas all right on the water. Once the water comes in forget it.

[@jeffwebb2966]

Dont get me wrong, it is beautiful but it has a limited shelf life. Enjoy while you can

[@WvvwvvwwVvwwvwv]

Wow, everyone has forgotten that Most of Florida was Swamp Land in the 1970s, 1960s, 1950s, and prior.

[@colombiancyclist]

Miami is sinking because they keep building up on Oolite Rock

[@cooldoberman2024]

vice city is done for the future.

[@realistic.optimist]

Okay. I have a house in Coral Gables, FL just a few miles from downtown / Brickell. The sea level has not gone up a single inch since I built the boat dock. Knock off the scare tactics. Sad.

[@mythicalmodern]

I’m sure you’ve been measuring it. Thanks for watching!!

[@PxThucydides]

Six inches in the past 50 years- it would be very hard for you to measure that, with tides and all. But another six inches in the next 15 years, and six in the ten years after that; and nowhere more than six feet above sea level- you are going to notice.

[@InfiniteRespawn2023]

​@basilmcdonnell9807 it don't matter if u think it's not rising or not climate change is a lied the elites are going to do it on purpose they want to depopulate the world by 95% to prepare for there satanic nwo agenda 21 2030

[@Guillermo-d7c]

It seems people don't care and do not look at the big picture at all..

[@CBT5777]

I don't have kids. Why should I care about the future of the human race? This planet is a torture chamber.

[@JonathanJustifies]

Great contact for the size of the channel I miss Miami every day but I left for that very reason financially :/

[@mythicalmodern]

Miami is SO expensive, it’s crazy. Thanks for watching!

[@ghoraxe9000]

We can't even properly maintain new York and you wanna build a city underwater??

[@mythicalmodern]

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[@youravictim38]

😂😂

[@oldcat87]

Soon = like never?

[@mythicalmodern]

Maybe, maybe not. Only time will tell. Thanks for watching!

[@Sprigatito687]

Mother nature is the last to laugh

[@bobbyswanson3498]

when miami is underwater and phoenix melts from the heat/ runs out of water, i wonder if people will flock back to the midwest

[@canyoncountry1]

I love Florida, but I’m scared about the sea level rising that’s why I cannot move to Florida

[@alejandrobaquero-lima6943]

As someone who grew up in Miami, you represent Miami as this new oasis minus the climate change issues and obv cost of living for locals. Here's the reality: Miami will never be a world class city. Here are the two main reasons: Culture - Hispanic culture does not put emphasis on details, accuracy, or, most importantly, punctuality. Life - fun, food, drink, partying - is more important in Miami than the real grit and hard work ethic that you find in other real world class cities. This also permeates through local politics. I personally love it as a Hispanic conservative/Catholic but it also reeks of typical Latin American political corruption. Infrastructure - roads in Florida and in Miami are great. But our mass transit is shit. Not world class material.

[@ralphholiman7401]

Yep. I lived there for three years. Paradise gets mighty crowded at times. I go back for work now, and for the first 30 minutes, I think, why did we ever leave? Then, two hours later, when I'm sitting in traffic, trying to go five miles, it comes back to me.

[@ramenboi3640]

i thought you had more subs since this video was well made until i saw

[@sandrawesseln9619]

Miami won’t be under water for a very long time.

[@Devilsuxxxx]

In half of 2024 the streets are already flooded probably will take awhile before it's completely underwater by then it will probably be evacuated

[@javilalu2653]

WOW, great video, I though this chanel had more subs until I check properly

[@robm4469]

What the hell u talking about???

[@jessem7556]

It's Ok.....everyone can move to HAVANA!!!

[@levistokes3960]

I know a way to combat inflation. It's what they do in europe. At least I know they do it in France. There needs to be a cap on how much money people can make a year. No one should be making more then a million dollars a year. And the more you make the more you pay in taxes. Everything would balance out. But no the rich has to make their billions of dollars a year and leave everyone else living paycheck to paycheck. The rich don't care about anyone but themselves. And Florida is a prime example of this. As far as rent is concentrd.

[@mythicalmodern]

That’s a good idea. What’s happening now definitely isn’t working. Thanks for watching!

[@AbandonedMilk]

So where should that extra money go than? Guess you want to give it to the government so they can screw things up even worse.

[@xtbum3339]

Miami might be ok in the short term, but in the long term a losing proposition. A no-brainer.

[@AbandonedMilk]

By that logic this entire planet will one day be destroyed in the long term as well.

[@anthonydelke3193]

So the same body of water that’s gonna flood just Florida not any other city or state on the same coast that runs past Canada? What?

[@yourfantasy9218]

Florida is at sea level other coastal cities aren’t

[@shanekeenaNYC]

Miami will adapt as it always does. Make new reservoirs or silos for the excess water, invest in new construction techniques to keep people dry and all's fine and dandy.

[@robm4469]

Keep being in denial it's how this happened in the first place.

[@robm4469]

There are two types of people. Those who beleive in whats happening in reality and those who beleive what they want to beleive. 🤔 🤔

[@robm4469]

Shana it's better to wake up to reality and smell the coffee. Understand?

[@nntflow7058]

The rent is the main reason why people leave.

[@PxThucydides]

The highly educated and experienced engineers who we all count on to create those adaptations say there is no way to fix Miami's water supply when sea level rise causes salt to go through the limestone under the whole peninsula and render the water undrinkable.

[@KevinfromMiamiBeach]

I wonder how the 2 feet high look like

[@mythicalmodern]

Me too lol. Thanks for watching!

[@brianpreston8483]

Why do still offer a 30 year mortgage?

[@JaxBrubaker-po8ld]

Miami is awesome

[@henrysantos121]

Matatan ™®™ Ribirin, HS NY City the city never sleep, Stay, safe, fellas, And, God bless you all.🙏.

[@henrysantos121]

The real matatan ™®™ Ribirin HS,

[@Devilsuxxxx]

Well it's underwater now

[@aliciamack9323]

I want to visit down their and vacation not moving down their . I like the night life down their

[@diedonner299]

Please get an education.

[@karcp13]

Well guess what here in 2024 it is underwater because of hurricane helene and milton

[@oliverlingren9152]

great film

[@sutterpark]

You people make laugh 😆 I live much more in land NO FLOODING! Of Fort Lauderdale Florida or more North of Miami Florida in a tiny town of Pembroke Pines Broward Florida and we still have open land are welcome for builders!

[@nadvga6650]

but then once again, who cares !? not the city officials who are rather busy raking in the big bucks. which would leave the government quite speechless with revenues

[@stevebeimler2579]

Nature will put an end to this development arrogance - 🌊

[@Moni-c4b]

Scary

[@ericgregory9478]

So glad to be where I am in Florida. Not Miami. But I can go anytime I want.

[@olivermiller3720]

Yes it will he under water in no time. Please dont move here. Stay in new york

[@Mrunknown711.]

This hurricane finna be 9-15 ft

[@olivermiller3720]

@Mrunknown711. yes please go home NY. Its not safe here 🤣😂🤣

[@Mrunknown711.]

@@olivermiller3720 I’m in ga I’m smoove

[@wirespeedtod]

Talk about click bait

[@cheriemolta9631]

If the ocean rises anymore (which it is currently) the coastal parts of Miami will LITERALLY be underwater. How's that clickbait?

[@wirespeedtod]

@@cheriemolta9631 what does the headline say? "Next mega city could be underwater" Nope not talking about an engineering project, they are talking about "climate change" If you believe that climate warming crap you are definitely blind. The earth has had the same climate trend (not any faster or slower) that it has had for millions of years. The only people spewing out this garbage is politicians, remember Gore said the world will end in 10 years back in the 90s? The government hands out multi billion dollar grants if you mention anything about the climate and how much do you actually think it goes to research of climate?

[@j.l.m.mountaineering1856]

Colorado sucks, go back to Florida, tell your friends.