How should we respond to rising sea levels?

I am not going to try and answer that question right now. I am just going to direct you to two thought provoking articles. The first is from the Washington Post about how the National Park Service is responding on Assateague Island.....basically let nature take its course and adapt (retreat) as needed....for link click The Old Man and the Rising Sea and scroll down to the article.

Glacier calving - Bill Fintel photo

For new data on the increasing rate of glacial melting in Antarctica, see Antarctic glacial melt rate triples in Amundsen Sea embayment

New Fusion Power Prospect - the Dynomak

I have made 6 posts about fusion status, and I confess none have been very optimistic for near term economical fusion power generation....BUT.... now we have....

The Dynomak.....a fusion reactor envisioned to be small enough to fit on a truck. That sizing is so desirable, because local power generation is so much more secure from severe weather events, and because the best fusion power candidate to date is the ITER Tokamak, which is HUGE, and hugely expensive.

I am optimistic....and it is this kind of human ingenuity that may save us as a species, as well as our planet Earth, and the other plant and animal species who we depend on, and in turn depend on a livable planet.