NASA Releases Study that Projects a Surge in Coastal Flooding Starting in 2030

PASADENA一 In a July 7 press release, NASA introduced a study that predicts a surge in tidal coastal flooding along the coasts of the United States, due to rising sea levels caused by climate change. The study predicts California will hit a tipping point in tidal flooding between 2030 and 2040,...

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