Personally, rising water levels would benefit me greatly, as I would run 
aground a lot less in Great South Bay, and my home, which is currently about 
1.5 miles inland, would increase in value dramatically if it was closer to the 
shore.
But seriously folks, there is so much information, politics, science, and 
opinion on both sides of this issue that I think this forum is not the 
appropriate place to discuss it.

Keith Sneddon
#4760, "Is it Spring Yet?"

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I just attended a talk by one of the co-chairs of the Global Climate Change
reports - both IPCC part II and also for New York City. NYC has a plan in
effect for all divisions and support services to immediately plan for
higher temperatures in the summer which would lead to overloads of electrical
systems and heat induced illnesses, higher tides with flooding of services
near the water's edge and more and more intense storms.

Since many C27/C270 owners have their boats on the coasts, I'm thinking
that in interesting topic for all would for those owners to share their
perceptions of the effect of the forecast climate change on their marinas and
sailing situations.

For background, I have my boat and sail on Lake Erie. The predictions for
Lake Erie are difficult since the changes depend greatly on what happens to
the jet streams - which in themselves are variable.

Comments?

Bob Speers
Finale - C3587

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