Sea level rise leading to growing number of coastal 'ghost forests'

There are signs of trouble along America's coastline, where once-lush forests near beaches are dying by the acre. Rising sea levels are to blame. Scientists along the nation's coastline are now racing to figure out if it can be stopped and what can be done instead, if it can't.

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