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Ports and Coast-Dwellers Get Ready for Rising Tide
During the past century, sea levels along the California coast rose between seven and nine inches. In the next 100 years, climate change is likely to raise them by four or five feet. A recent survey has found that ports and shipping centers are not prepared.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readDuring the past century, sea levels along the California coast rose between seven and nine inches. In the next 100 years, climate change is likely to raise them by four or five feet. A recent survey has found that ports and shipping centers are not prepared.
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- 32:06Cold Snap Drives Families into Shelters
- 38:43Ports and Coast-Dwellers Get Ready for Rising TideYou’re reading this
- 52:19Myths and Truths about California's Water Supply