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Le 14/04/2025 à 17:44, Eric M a écrit :
> Mais beaucoup d'autres états sont concernés (les îles Kiribati par 
> exemple*), ou des capitales doivent être déménagées**. Mais vous saviez 
> déjà tout ça et vous trollez.

Je ne trolle rien du tout : je vous retrouve des prédictions qui ont 
complètement foiré.
Vous êtes un affabulateur : les Karibati n'ont en aucun cas besoin de 
déménager.

Over the recent past, 29 atolls exhibited a stable land area, while one 
(South Tarawa, Kiribati) increased in size (Figure 2). Collectively, 
these atolls comprise 709 islands, 518 of which were stable 
(representing 73.1% of islands), while 110 (15.5%) increased and 81 
(11.4%) decreased in size. In total, 88.6% of islands were either 
stable, or increased in size (Figure 3, Table S1). These results show 
that atoll and island areal stability is a global trend, whatever the 
rate of sea-level rise. Tuvaluan atolls affected by rapid sea-level rise 
(5.1 mm/yr; Becker et al., 2012) did not exhibit a distinct behavior 
compared to atolls located in areas showing lower sea-level rise rates, 
for example, the Federated States of Micronesia or Tuamotu atolls
(Figure 2).
Source : Duvat, V. K. E. (2018). A global assessment of atoll island 
planform changes over the past decades. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: 
Climate Change, e557. doi:10.1002/wcc.557