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Our Thermal Future: You Don't Need a Weatherman to Know

Our Thermal Future: You Don't Need a Weatherman to Know
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Northeast Warned to Expect More Floods Like This Winter's

After back-to-back storms lashed the Northeast in January, rental properties Haim Levy owns in coastal Hampton, New Hampshire, were hammered by nearly two ....

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Daily Hampshire Gazette - It's time for Northeast to prep for floods like those that hit this winter. Climate change is why

Daily Hampshire Gazette - It's time for Northeast to prep for floods like those that hit this winter. Climate change is why
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Northeast faces mounting threat from rising seas, storms

Scientists say the back-to-back storms that lashed the Northeast in January were more of a sign of things to come than an anomaly. Many scientists who study the intersection of climate change, flooding, winter storms and sea level say such storms will arrive with increased frequency and ferocity, and the damage they leave behind will worsen as sea levels rise. They say the January storms that destroyed wharfs in Maine, eroded sand dunes in New Hampshire and destroyed houses in Rhode Island are becoming more the norm than the exception, and the time to prepare for them is now.

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Northeast faces mounting threat from rising seas, storms | National & World News

Scientists say the back-to-back storms that lashed the Northeast in January were more of a sign of things to come than an anomaly. Many scientists who study the intersection of climate change, flooding, winter storms and sea level say such storms will arrive with increased frequency and ferocity, and the damage they leave behind will worsen as sea levels rise. They say the January storms that destroyed wharfs in Maine, eroded sand dunes in New Hampshire and destroyed houses in Rhode Island are becoming more the norm than the exception, and the time to prepare for them is now.

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