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Atlantic City faces rising seas, but has no plans for retreat

Atlantic City is one of the poorest and most densely populated parts of the N.J. coastline. But city leaders have no plans to buy and demolish homes in flood-prone areas.

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Amid Rising Seas, Atlantic City Has No Plans for Retreat

Some seaside towns broach the idea of managed retreat, but Atlantic City, on a barrier island, isn't going in that direction.

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Amid rising seas, Atlantic City has no plans for retreat, unlike other shoreline cities

Atlantic City. despite rising sea levels and flooding becoming more severe and frequent. is not retreating like other seaside towns in New Jersey.

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Amid rising seas, Atlantic City has no plans for retreat

The iconic getaway town of Atlantic City is known to some people for its casinos, others for its amusement park and boardwalk

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Amid rising seas, Atlantic City, NJ has no plans for retreat

As sea levels rise due to climate change, Atlantic City leaders are planning to boost physical barriers instead of moving inland.

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