Fringe Show- "Is it Getting Hot in Here?"

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Thirty years in the future and Nova Scotians are really feeling the effects of global warming – some have a plan for survival, some do not, and some are still in deep denial while their homes are deep in the rising waters of the ocean.
Scenes include:
No man is an Island - Gill buys a remote property on a peninsula, a place to commune with nature, free from the interference of technology (no internet, no cell phone coverage) but after a storm surge, an effect of global warning, he finds the peninsula is now an island. He is stranded but hope comes in an amazon box that has floated ashore.
The Leaning Tower - Fergus has built a lighthouse cottage close to the shore, too close according to his new neighbour, Scott. As the years pass Fergus keeps losing stories of his cottage to rising ocean levels. He is in complete denial that his lighthouse was once 6 stories high.
Bubble sweet Bubble- Farrah's family is now living in their attic as the tides have risen. A real estate agent is giving them a tour of the hot new ticket in homes, underwater bubble homes in the Halifax harbour, in his dodgy, duct-taped submarine.
The Dog's on Fire- Sandy is experiencing the opposite. There hasn't been rain, where he lives, in over a year and everything is catching on fire including his dog, but Fido's okay because Sandy has taught him to stop, drop, and roll over.
And 12 more scenes...