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The site is darkly humorous. For example, the entry for Philadelphia, which in Year Zero has become incredibly overcrowded due to people moving from more coastal locations, shows a picture of a pink flamingo in front of the Liberty Bell. Each city has "The Facts," a brief description of problems with the city, and "The Spin," some lines to help entice for potential buyers. Even Lagos, Nigeria, the lowest-rated city on the site (rated 0.4 in a system with 4 at the average), while described as lethally hot, lawless, and squalid, has the silver lining of "Land is cheap, though." This is Oddly enough, the first Year Zero website to link to a modern-dayLA dirty bombs have happened already, Year -15 websites. The so the Los Angeles page is n/a for Charlotte, North Carolina, includes both The Facts and The Spin and has a link to [http://wwwviability index of 0.geo0.arizona.edu/dgesl/research/other/climate_change_and_sea_level/sea_level_rise/northeast/slr_usane_a.htm an animation depicting the impact New Orleans also has a viability index of sea levels rising]. Pages for several other cities link to descriptions 0, presumably because it (along with most of environmental concerns, hinting that southern Louisiana) disappeared under the climate change problems of ocean years before Year Zero have their genesis in current weather phenomenon.

== Number ==Interestingly the Viability index links to modern-day, Year -15 websites. The page for Charlotte, North Carolina, includes a link to [[Year_Zero_Numbers#24http://www.6geo.1|24arizona.6edu/dgesl/research/other/climate_change_and_sea_level/sea_level_rise/northeast/slr_usane_a.1htm an animation depicting the impact of sea levels rising]] found on . Pages for several other cities link to descriptions of environmental concerns, hinting that the right side climate change problems of the page, next to "VI Scores" explanationYear Zero have their genesis in current weather phenomenon.