Up to 60 percent of the present population of Florida may have to be relocated.

Up to 60 percent of the present population of Florida may have to be relocated. (within a few decades)

https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Balance-Ecology-Human-Spirit/dp/0395578213/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2KEIZ4MQPET7X&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.CLc6f8_54xnEwEFwMILQcEDYBI4QbsjRW811DmBh8uIG5uRKyaUcEzajZO4ENNlHU56byaXaNn0o6XAOOTYJvlnJ_3yVK-iUfB9yx0yXrKS_1p0vEwhoaChztjiY7fyYHrhQ_xlOrkEvduAcN_15MUjwiaLw-RuMq51ZCBZpmDzDgxL8KcOqF-sC8wOVW3IaMmWVhtSxM7PDN2MsrOdo3W7rxYclw085sHSWSUs_AtI.idwRJQFVs2w84Jar4GFsXnVJ419wr4O9Kotz9wVwlcw&dib_tag=se&qid=1714314260&sprefix=earth%20in%20the%20balance,aps,114

Outcome:

In 2024, Florida’s population is estimated to be 22,976,000. It is currently the fastest growing state in the US.

https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2024/03/florida-and-fast-growing-metros.html

Here’s a graph of Florida population growth from 1992 to 2024

https://www.macrotrends.net/global-metrics/states/florida/population

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