do you think the world would be flooded in a few years to come?

Answer 1

no it will take decades

Answer 2

Not in a few years to come. Maybe over a period of tens of thousands of years the coastal regions may flood but not the entire world.

Answer 3

If you're talking about the ice caps melting from global warming, forget it. There is not enough water in the antartic and artic to make more than a few inches difference in the level of the oceans. Don't listen to all the idiots preaching death and destruction from global warming. It ain't gonna happen. If anything the rise in climate (naturally occurring by the way) may actually help by extending growing seasons and allowing agriculture in a broader area than it is now. You never seem to hear the upside to a temperature change.

Answer 4

No, not in a few years, and certainly on the entire world. Given a time scale of hundreds of years major portions of low-lying continental areas will become submerged, but sea level has been changing throughout the Earth's history, so this is nothing unexpected by most geoscientists.

Answer 5

Before Hurricane Katrina, I wouldn't have thought it possible. But now that I have witnessed that, anything is possible. Plus, in Louisiana, the coast is eroding away. Maybe in a 25 years, a good bit of Louisiana will be in the Gulf of Mexico. And the Gulf will be Monroe and Shreveport's beach.

Answer 6

I think the land mass might shrink but total flooding no

Answer 7

No, global warming cannot happen that quickly unless the earth is shot by some alien's monsterous laser beam.

Don't worry about it.

Answer 8

No...ah

Answer 9

No, God promised to never do that again.