Imagine 2°C Warmer: New York Under Water
Curbed says this climate fiction is "scary as hell."
Thomas Musca shares news of a new short film by filmmakers Menilmonde that imagines Manhattan underwater.
The film, titled 2°C New York City, shows a "desolate city where there is liquid instead of streets" and "a dense skyline with a population of zero," writes Musca. You can watch the three-and-a-half minute film here.
Zoe Rosenberg also used the film as the impetus for an article about climate change impacts in New York.
Published on Friday, June 9, 2017 in
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