Glaciers melt badly, and Japan will sink sooner or later. What will happen to Japan's 14 million people after the sinking?

If Japan successfully acquired the ownership of the four northern islands before the sinking, then the people after the sinking should move to the four northern islands, but if things don't go well and the ownership of the four northern islands still belongs to Russia, then he may have to go to an international rescue station to find a place to live.

In fact, we have always known that Japan is an island drifting on the ocean, and it is located between two blocks, so it is often bullied by earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanic eruptions. Therefore, Japan's earthquake defense measures are very comprehensive and forced out. Since the March 11 earthquake, about 6, square kilometers of land in Japan have sunk more than two centimeters. One of the cities actually reached a sinking height of 73 meters. In addition, due to global warming, the glaciers at the poles have been melting and the sea level has risen, so the problem of Japan's silence can only be said to be the result of speed.

According to scientists' calculations, if all the glaciers in the Arctic are melted, the sea level will rise by at least 6 meters, and if the glaciers in the Antarctic are also melted, the sea level will rise by 6-7 meters. Although this process will take 2-3 years, because Japan's terrain is mountainous, although the average altitude is above 1 km, the cities where the population is mainly located are only on the plains of about 1-2 meters, so the sea level is said.

It is precisely because of this threat that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is also very anxious. Now he is eager to collect relief funds, but no one is at a loss in the face of this natural disaster. However, he also told the Japanese people that he would definitely recapture the four northern islands after taking office, and these four northern islands may be the place for the Japanese people after Japan's sinking.

Abe has also made a lot of preparations to achieve this goal. He often goes to Russia to discuss with Putin, and wants to exchange money for the four northern islands, but Putin certainly doesn't want to. After all, it was bought with Russian blood, which shows that the two sides can't reach a settlement on the ownership of the four northern islands. But time waits for no one, and Japan can't wait any longer. Japan's sinking speed is already 1 meters per year, so if Japan really sinks, then Japan's population of 127 million may only go to various countries as immigrants.