Naturally, wealth inequality has caused the most accurate measurements in the West, those most responsible for the changing climate, while southeast Asia and island nations are disproportionately affected by poor measurements and therefore poor predictions. This has added 10s of millions of people expected to be living below sea level in the event if 1m of sea level rise (extremely conservative at this point), and covering a much greater area.
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Naturally, wealth inequality has caused the most accurate measurements in the West, those most responsible for the changing climate, while southeast Asia and island nations are disproportionately affected by poor measurements and therefore poor predictions. This has added 10s of millions of people expected to be living below sea level in the event if 1m of sea level rise (extremely conservative at this point), and covering a much greater area.