Walt Disney World Resort has long been a centerpiece of tourism and family entertainment in Central Florida. However, recent studies indicate that rising sea levels pose a significant threat to the Sunshine State.
Positioned close to the coast and with an extensive network of wetlands, the Disney park’s location makes it vulnerable to the effects of climate change. The inundation of low-lying areas could lead to extensive property damage and operational challenges as flooding increases from increasingly dangerous hurricanes and tropical storms, forcing the resort to consider alternative measures to
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