Nueva York.- Unos 800 mil habitantes de la Ciudad de Nueva York podrían vivir en la década de 2050 en zonas propensas a inundaciones -que afectarían una cuarta parte de la urbe- a medida que el aumento del nivel del mar y otras consecuencias del calentamiento global, según nuevas proyecciones de las autoridades.
El número de días con temperaturas de por lo menos 32 grados centígrados (90 Fahrenheit) podrían duplicarse e incluso triplicarse, como ocurre ahora en Birmingham.
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