Six Feet Under.

 

Rising seas is the greatest threat to populations. Millions of people live along the East Coast from Miami to Boston. If levels rise six feet as many studies project, man-made barriers will not keep the ocean waters from inundating major population centers, especially during tidal surges and storms.

 
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2018, the ocean washes over a section of Cobb Island at The Virginia Coastal Reserve

Coastal North Carolina

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Ghost Forests

Coastal North Carolina will be hard struck as rising waters isolate the Outer Banks and flood a large area of low-lying farmlands and forests between Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds. Ghost forests, above, near the Alligator River. Miles of trees have already been killed from salt water intrusion.

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Texas Gulf Coast

Surfside, Texas

Surfside, Texas

Dow Chemical plant seen from Surfside, Texas

Dow Chemical plant seen from Surfside, Texas

Caption to come…

 
One and five feet of sea level rise.

One and five feet of sea level rise.

Freeport, Texas

Freeport, Texas

History Under Water.

 
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Cape Canaveral, Florida

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Jamestown, Virginia

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St. Augustine, Florida

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Charleston, South Carolina

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Annapolis, Maryland

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Washington, DC

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Virginia Coastal Reserve

The ocean washes over Cobb Island in 2018, one of the barrier islands along Virginia’s Eastern Shore.

 
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