The Chase Center hasn’t opened for business yet, and already a climate change report is putting into question the arena’s long-term viability.
According to a Zillow analysis, Bay Area homes worth $50 billion will be in “grave risk” of rising sea levels in 2050. Barring a dramatic global initiative to combat climate change, much of San Francisco’s Mission Bay could be swamped, along with 80,000 other properties, by 2100.
Which would bring new meaning to Splash Brothers. Or Splash Hit, for that matter.
We interrupt this dire forecast for a reality check: This was a calculated and deliberate endeavor by Golden State Warriors, who are certain they did their homework.