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Highscores (46 registered players)
Member		Score	Time	Date
1	bix21	100%	0:42.3 min.	2 Aug, '08
2	legendfunk	100%	0:43.1 min.	28 Mar, '09
3	nikolayiovchev	100%	0:44.2 min.	2 Aug, '08
4	Dan	100%	0:46.6 min.	21 May, '07
5	TheEmorcist	100%	0:47.2 min.	21 Jul, '07
6	Arturo	100%	0:48.9 min.	4 Apr, '08
7	heateh	100%	0:49.4 min.	2 Nov, '08
8	Sab	100%	0:49.7 min.	11 Feb, '09
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14 Meters Under: Blubblubblbluub

created by coachd, 6 years ago in Geography

Can you locate who'd be underwater if the ice caps go? Only Al Gore knows for sure....
Check out http://flood.firetree.net/ to flood the earth for fun or motivation.

Tags cities, flood, global, icecaps, nations, Oceans, seas, warming, world

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Comments (9)

Ashgabat

Arnold's already swimming in his troubles.... Mr Brown should get ready to take a dive.

1 year ago

DtR

Nice. Thanks for the "bright side" of global warming!!!

:-)

(Though, I'll miss the Netherlands....)

2 years ago

Wentu

nice idea, i liked it much!

4 years ago

legendfunk

Hahaha, the predicted rise is 1m by 2100 and worst case 7m. One big floodgate will save many of these cities. How they can equip for the new natural disasters is a different question.

4 years ago

trenttursich

jarhead get a life you bum

5 years ago

Jarhead

woohoo ig ot the low score! i used an autoclicker...it wont let me go under 1 percent..i had it on 100 clicks a second left it there but no change

5 years ago

troia3

why do you have to make things so hard?

6 years ago

coachd

Thanks Beltenebros - they were a little low. Think I got them closer, but the blue dots cover so much for the little ones. How's this?