Washington DC (UPI) Apr 10, 2023
The coasts of the southeastern United States and the Gulf of Mexico are seeing record sea-level rise caused by man-made climate change and a peak in natural weather variability, according to a new study out Monday. Researchers at New Orleans' Tulane University warn that the annual sea rise of half an inch detected over the past 12 years was further proof of the "urgency of the climate c
U.S. Southeast, Gulf coasts experiencing record-breaking sea-level rise
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