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because of the rising sea levels. a new tulane university study calculates sea levels along the louisiana coast are rising 10 to 13 millimeters per year. it might not sound significant, but scientists say it s enough to call significant damage in the next 50 years. pilot charlie hammonds has seen the gulf of mexico march north since he was a teenager. that s how long he s been flying over this vast louisiana marshland. he says the gulf waters spread north like a cancer and much of the water you see below used to be land. probably when i was a young pilot, i would say at least at least three or four times what you see here. reporter: you literally used to land next to island. yeah, we would land in that bay, right? reporter: those iltsds are

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