Lose on an average about a foot a year. Reporter so far this windte . So far 12 feet. Reporter he rents to simon who says hes losing money on his uhaul rental business every time a storm rolls in. El nino hits you know were going to lose a lot of property. Reporter with each pieces of land that falls into the ocean goes a safe parking space for a moving truck. I dont want to find trucks on the beach and tell the customers coastal experts warn typical erosion rates could double during an active el nino year. Due to elevated water levels and bigger waves, change in storm tracks that bring us larger swells. Reporter as those swells bound the shoreline act of nature. You know, its what do you do . You cant do nothing about it. Reporter many in pacifica are hoping their property is spared by the ocean. You cant change it. Right . What are you going to do . Live with it. Reporter well, the area that im standing right now is actually protected by a retaining wall down below. The experts say e
Humans have been releasing greenhouse gas pollution into the atmosphere for a long time now, and this has heated up the surface of the planet. This, in turn, has caused a number of alarming changes in weather. Several current weather events exemplify the effects of climate change.
When the weather turns brutal, and it does, the foot traffic moves underground to a series of tunnels that connect most buildings, sharing space with the highly efficient steam heating system that runs for four kilometres both underground, and over the Charles River.
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