Bear in mind , It is not just rising sea levels that is a concern, a lot of more of the remaining land will become desert, loss of habitats as environments change faster than nature can keep up with. Rain Forests being destroyed to create more temporary farm land which turns into more sterile land......the list is endless of the ways we are destroying nature. It's okay though, you and I won't see it happen but our grandchildren will.
I'm alright Jack

Hottest day on records in UK today 20C+ in several places. This is not good as it effects the eco-system, already seeing lambs around.

Five tiny Pacific islands have disappeared due to rising seas and erosion, a discovery thought to be the first scientific confirmation of the impact of climate change on coastlines in the Pacific, according to Australian researchers.

But six other islands had large swaths of land washed into the sea and on two of those, entire villages were destroyed and people forced to relocate, the researchers found.

[theguardian.com]

my answer is no.

With global warming/climate change, the effects will be complex, it would be difficult to predict exactly what will happen. It could be catastrophic (likely) or, we might, might, maybe get lucky (unlikely). My question is, is it worth the gamble?

It the Gulf rises by 200 feet I’ll own waterfront property. Maybe it’ll stop rising at that level.

During the last Ice Age, sea levels dropped by 300 ft., all around the World. It is not unreasonable to see them rise by that much, in the event of the Polar Ice Caps melting. What would that look like? It is estimated that during the last Ice Age, one could have walked 70 miles east of the Statue of Liberty, before reaching the sea. Now, picture having to swim 70 miles west of the same spot, before reaching dry land!

You can easily see how this will look by Googling maps of former geologic much warmer eras in which that actually happened, determined by analysis of sediments, etc.

Yes and a number of scientists predict a mini dryas prior to this as the overall sea temps briefly cool. This may see us off before any subsequent warming.

When i was in school it was global cooling and the comming new ice age

Don't forget, as the ocean temperatures increase, the water will expand causing the levels to rise.

Of course. This is already happening. Glaciers and polar ice are melting worldwide. Coastal cities and islands are flooding.

Yes. It will and, it is occurring as we communicate.

yes