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Fast Company posted an interesting story this week on a recent map produced by AT&T showing where their infrastructure in the Southeast is likely to be affected by impacts due to climate change, including inland flooding, sea level rise, and high intensity winds. The map looks a little odd to me in Georgia because there seems to be very little indicated in the coastal plains area of the state. I don’t know if that is because they don’t have much infrastructure there or if it is because none of their infrastructure there is likely to be affected. You can read more about the map at https://www.fastcompany.com/90334680/att-made-an-incredibly-detailed-map-of-where-climate-change-will-damage-its-infrastructure.

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