The turning point of the world facing Thailand

🌊 World turning point facing Thailand: Could sea water rise 15 feet [15 m] by 2300 Bangkok not survive?

Leading scientists around the world warn that the world could face a sea rise of 15 meters by 2300 if global temperatures continue to heat up like today, and alarmingly, even if humans control global warming at 1.5 ° C, which is almost impossible, it is not enough to stop the long-term rise in ocean water.

For Thailand, especially Bangkok, Samut Prakan, Samut, Chonburi, Rayong, Pattani, Narathiwat, this is not far away, but the "silence" that creeps in every year.

📍 The sea is accelerating unnaturally, not as slowly as it used to be.

In the last 100 years, the average rise of seawater is only 2-3 mm / year, but now it is 4.5 mm / year, and it is accelerating faster and faster.

If accelerated like this, by the end of the century it could hit 10 mm / year = 1 meter per century, which is too fast for coastal cities to dam or drain.

For Thailand... we have land collapse + sea currents + global water level rise = multiples of risk 💀

📍 scientists found that only 1.2 to 1.5 ° C could "log in" to several meters of high water.

New research suggests that the world was as warm as it was 125,000 years ago, with sea levels six to nine meters higher, although the temperature is not different from today.

And in the Pliocene era, when CO was 10 to 20 meters high,

So... the current temperature may be enough to make the future high ocean water "unstoppable," even if we stop releasing carbon today.

📍 Iceberg is entering "non-retreating melting" mode.

Both Greenland and Antarctica are facing dangerous feedback loops:

❄️ Surface Elevation Feedback Melting Ice → Lower Ice Floor → Stay in Hotter Air → Melting Faster Loop Never Ends

🌊 Marine Ice Sheet Instability Warm water goes under the ice sheet → accelerated collapse → melts many times faster. If this circuit is fully operated, we may see 10-20 mm / year of ocean water, which is not acceptable to any community in the world.

📍 How risky is Thailand?

Thailand has more than 10 million people living in areas below 1 meter above sea level, especially "Bangkok," which is collapsing 1-2 cm a year.

👉 20 cm of global sea level causes over $1 trillion of damage a year.

👉 If the sea water reaches 1-2 meters, most of Bangkok will be uninhabitable without Dutch protection, which Thailand does not have a budget for.

📍 Thailand must choose: to fight or to retreat?

Experts warn that coastal cities around the world will have to make big decisions:

- Will build a gigantic dam?

- To move the community?

Would you lose some space?

Thailand itself has to start asking the same question because we have less than 30 years to decide whether to "adapt" or "let it sink."

📍 It's not late... but there's very little time left.

The research concluded that:

Every fraction of 0.1 ° C that we reduce will save hundreds of millions of lives in the future.

Not just about the world, but the future of Bangkok, Chonburi, Rayong, Pattani, Hat Yai, and every coastal city in Thailand, we don't choose whether to walk to see a demon in a dark room... but we can choose to "hurry up and find a way out before it comes to us." 🕯️

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