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In class we have discussed sea level changes throughout Earth's history. We have also discussed that the ground can rise and lower due to a variety of factors. The map below shows you the areas of the United States that are rising and sinking in mm/year. Which part of the country do you think is under the greatest risk of even a slight change in sea level (think about the elevation and proximity to the ocean as factors)? Why?
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