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A sea level rise of 10m is "already baked in", much of it from thermal expansion, though it will take a very long while. I'm a short term investor, in that context.
Good perspective. Current sea level rise has been very linear, in the range of 3mm/year. During the Holocene transgression (end of the last ice age) warming was extreme, and massive ice sheets covering much of North America retreated. Sea level rise averaged 11 mm/year. Without the massive ice sheets (Greenland is only huge on a Mercator map), it is difficult to come up with any scenario faster than that.
