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The WORST Climate News I've Ever Seen

Season 7 Episode 5 | 12m 53s

New research shows sea level rise could accelerate far faster than cities can adapt to. In this episode, Maiya breaks down why even today’s warming may already be enough to trigger long-term ice-sheet collapse. And what that means for our coasts, our cities, and our future.

Aired: 12/03/25
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