So when all the ice melts and the ocean levels rise, they say rapid climate change will take place. However the truth of the matter is that some areas might benefit greatly from the change while others are placed at a bigger disadvantage, while some are left in a state not affected to much by global warming. Geologically speaking sea levels rising and falling are pretty normal events especially when you take them into context as far as millions of years are concerned. It seems the best plan of action would be to prepare for the impacts of global warming, then after preperations are made then try to correct them. I'm certain that its always better to be 1st prepared for a disaster then worry about preventing the disaster. That way if we fail to keep the disaster from happening devestation is at a minimum b/c we took proper precautions in case of the disaster. That's my little take on global warming right now.