John Englander

oceanographer and author

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Oceanographer John Englander is the author of High Tide on Main Street: Rising Sea Level and the Coming Coastal Crisis

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This week, To the Point is focusing on "The Emotional States of America," including refusal to accept the conclusions of evidence-based science.

Denying climate science won't stop rising seas at Mar-a-Lago

This week, To the Point is focusing on "The Emotional States of America," including refusal to accept the conclusions of evidence-based science.

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Rising sea levels already cause flooding in many American cities. Increasingly high tides at coastal military bases pose a threat to national security.

A Wake-Up Call for Slow Moving Disaster

Rising sea levels already cause flooding in many American cities. Increasingly high tides at coastal military bases pose a threat to national security.

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