Part ofIreland It will end up underwater by 2050 unless drastic measures are taken Climate change. This is what comes out of the interactive map it created Central climate, An American non-profit association specializing in this subject. This map, based on scientific calculations, allows you to imagine the future of the island over the next thirty years. For residents in five counties, the situation is very worrying. In fact, the affected areas are all densely populated: we are talking about Dublin, Clare, Louth, Limerick and Galway, which are the most dangerous areas.

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The map shows Bull Island, a very delicate habitat that overlooks the island capital. In addition, areas of the island’s southwest province of Munster will be flooded in the next decade: around the Migu River and the Shannon River in Limerick, as well as the towns of Adare, Clarina, Kriegown and Listowell. To the east, even in the province of Leinster, there are areas that are at least partially flooded. These include Dandalk, Haggardstown, Carlingford, Annagasson, Baltrey, Bettistown and Laytown. The same fate awaits Port Marnock, Donabate, Swords, Houth, and Malahide, near Dublin. Consequences affect not only Ireland. Climate change is already causing floods, fires and landslides Across the planet, countries will not stop until they find an agreement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat global warming.