Four point one millimeters of sea-level rise now occur every year. This rate has accelerated since 2012 according to satellite data from the University of Toulouse. The warming is occurring deep within the ocean, causing massive expansion. Low-lying cities like Jakarta and Lagos are facing a 'double whammy' of rising water and sinking land. The Indonesian government has already begun moving its seat of power to a new city. In Louisiana, New Orleans has reached a 'point of no return.' A new study warns the city will be surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico within generations. Wetlands are eroding at a rampant pace. 'New York City faces accelerating inundation risk from sea-level rise,' according to researchers. This is the disappearance of the map. While officials dry their boots on higher ground, 32 million people in greater Jakarta are left behind. The climate crisis is not a future threat but a present enclosure. It is the terminal loss of the municipal commons. We are losing the ground beneath our feet. The state offers monuments while the ocean offers an end.