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Santa Barbara approves sea-level rise adaptation plan

The global climate crisis continues to exacerbate many precarious environmental issues, and for coastal cities like Santa Barbara, the detrimental impacts of rising temperatures on flooding and erosion are all too apparent.

In 2019, oceans were hotter than at any other point in recorded history
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In 2019, oceans were hotter than at any other point in recorded history

The oceans absorb vast amounts of heat and it is causing global average sea temperatures to rise. The last ten years (and 2019 in particular) have been the hottest on record.
What are ‘floating cities’ in climate change?
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What are ‘floating cities’ in climate change?

Oceanix is building a prototype floating island as an experimental solution for crowded coastal cities threatened by climate change, the company told the United Nations habitat program earlier this month.

It’s time to face the inescapable truth: We’re running out of time on climate change

It’s time to face the inescapable truth: We’re running out of time on climate change

The transition away from fossil fuels will be difficult. But it is essential for our planet’s survival.
South Florida scientists say we must act now on sea level rise
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South Florida scientists say we must act now on sea level rise

Along the shores of Delray Beach, Jon McCormack is always capturing something with his camera.
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They know seas are rising, but they’re not abandoning their beloved Cape Cod
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They know seas are rising, but they’re not abandoning their beloved Cape Cod

Lifelong residents are building higher with each flood. But while they contend with climate change, some say they aren’t sure what to believe about the cause.
Florida tops U.S. list for risk in climate change study

Florida tops U.S. list for risk in climate change study

Florida has the most homes at risk because of sea level rise by the end of the century, according to a study from the Union of Concerned Scientists that looked at Zillow data and NOAA sea rise models.
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