Environment
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20 Million Coastal Residents In US To Be Affected By Rising Sea Levels In 2030; Isolation, Lose Of Access Seen
Around 20 million residents in the United States could be affected by rising sea levels by 2030 as the phenomenon might cause isolation. Read more here.
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