By NEIL HARTNELL

Tribune Business Editor

More than one-third of all Bahamian resorts - some 77 in total - would be "inundated" if sea levels rose one metre as a result of global warming a climate change, a new study has revealed, with the Bahamas facing infrastructure and tourism plant rebuilding costs of between $5.6 billion and $11 billion in 2050 if this phenomenon continues unchecked.

The Modelling the Transformational Impacts and Costs of Sea Level Rise in the Caribbean study, released by Caribsave and Oxford University researchers to coincide with the United Nations Climate Change conference in Cancun this week, underlined the dire economic and social consequences for the Baham ...

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