By Amy Green
WMFE
Among the starkest markers of sea level rise are what scientists describe as ghost forests, coastal thickets left in waste by creeping salt water.
Scientists say it’s happening now at a dramatic rate and are working to understand the ramifications for the landscape, wildlife and local community. Listen here.
Wednesday, November 29, 2017
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Coastal area in Florida begins to plan for sea level rise
By Amy Green
Marketplace
Some 13 million coastal Americans are projected to be displaced by sea level rise by the century's end. As a peninsula, Florida is particularly vulnerable, but one city, Satellite Beach, is taking steps to plan ahead. Listen here.
Marketplace
Some 13 million coastal Americans are projected to be displaced by sea level rise by the century's end. As a peninsula, Florida is particularly vulnerable, but one city, Satellite Beach, is taking steps to plan ahead. Listen here.
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