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June 2024
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United States (Florida)
Survey time period
2020
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The source does not provide a release date and has therefore been set as the date of site access.
Sea level rise projections relative to a 1995-2014 baseline.
Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSP): SSP1-1.9: very low GHG emissions - COâ‚‚ emissions cut to net zero around 2050.
SSP1-2.6: low GHG emissions - COâ‚‚ emissions cut to net zero around 2075.Â
SSP2-4.5: intermediate GHG emissions - COâ‚‚ emissions around current levels until 2050, then falling but not reaching net zero by 2100: SSP3-7.0: high GHG emissions - COâ‚‚ emissions double by 2100.
SSP5-8.5: very high GHG emissions - COâ‚‚ emissions triple by 2075.
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