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More than $34B in US real estate could flood by 2050, analysis finds

Higher high tides, supercharged by rising sea levels, could flood all or parts of $34 billion worth of real estate in the U.S. in 30 years.

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Rising sea levels to flood nearly 650,000 oceanfront properties across US by 2050, study finds

The effects will strain the pocketbooks of not only the property owners, but also the cities and counties who rely on those property taxes.

United statesNew orleansNew yorkLafourche parishSouth carolinaNorth carolinaNew jerseyTerrebonne parishOrleans parishDon bainIntergovernmental panel on climate changeGregory rec portland press herald getty imagesNational flood insurance programCommunity rating systemsIntergovernmental panel on climateOuter banks

Rising sea levels to flood nearly 650,000 oceanfront properties across US by 2050, study finds

The effects will strain the pocketbooks of not only the property owners, but also the cities and counties who rely on those property taxes.

United statesNew orleansNew yorkLafourche parishSouth carolinaNorth carolinaNew jerseyTerrebonne parishOrleans parishDon bainIntergovernmental panel on climate changeGregory rec portland press herald getty imagesNational flood insurance programCommunity rating systemsIntergovernmental panel on climateOuter banks

Sea Rise Will Submerge Hundreds of Thousands of US Homes and Buildings by 2050

A new analysis shows nearly 650,000 individual properties are at risk of falling below tidal boundaries.

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Rising sea levels to flood nearly 650,000 oceanfront properties across US by 2050, study finds

The effects will strain the pocketbooks of not only the property owners, but also the cities and counties who rely on those property taxes.

United statesNew orleansNew yorkLafourche parishSouth carolinaNorth carolinaNew jerseyTerrebonne parishOrleans parishDon bainIntergovernmental panel on climate changeGregory rec portland press herald getty imagesNational flood insurance programCommunity rating systemsIntergovernmental panel on climateOuter banks

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