I Live in Flyover Country. Does Climate Change Matter to me?
January 4, 2019
No sea level rise, true.
But extremes in heat, drought, rainfall, and yes, cold – are making a big impact in the heartland – and interior areas of every continent.
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January 4, 2019 at 3:24 pm
Access to ports and transit matter a lot for states that export anything, be it cars, soy beans or even petroleum (Lousianna). A lot of the oil infrastructure could sink under waxing water, ironically enough. Dislocation of infrastructure in coastal areas will impact fly-over country too.