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"Rising Seas Forecast to Flood U.S. Coastal Cities by 2100"

"TUCSON -- Rising sea levels in hundreds of cities along U.S. coastlines will lose about 10 percent of their land area by 2100, finds new research led by University of Arizona scientists.

The research is the first analysis of vulnerability to sea level rise that includes every U.S. coastal city in the lower 48 with a population of 50,000 or more.

Cities along the Gulf of Mexico and southern Atlantic coasts such as Miami, New Orleans, Tampa and Virginia Beach will be particularly hard hit, the researchers discovered. "

Environmnent News Service had the story February 16, 2011.

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"Preparing For Sea Level Rise, Islanders Leave Home" (NPR)

Source: ENS, 02/17/2011