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Interactive map shows Maine’s ... Maine sea levels are projected to rise between 1.1 and 3.2 feet by ... A storm surge on top of a high tide can add 3 or 4 additional feet of sea level rise.
Interactive map shows Maine’s ... Maine sea levels are projected to rise between 1.1 and 3.2 feet by ... A storm surge on top of a high tide can add 3 or 4 additional feet of sea level rise.
Maine sea levels are projected to rise between 1.1 and 3.2 feet by 2050 and between 3 and 9.3 feet by 2100, depending on how successful and quick we are at curbing global emissions rates.
The Maine Geological Survey has released a new interactive web map viewer that allows communities, businesses and others along the state's southern coast to manage coastal infrastructure as sea ...
SACO, Maine — Ten coastal Maine municipalities will become more resilient as a result of a new program funded by the National Coastal Resilience Fund. Scarborough, Kittery, York, Ogunquit, Wells ...
KENNEBUNK — In an effort to inform and involve the public on sea level rise issues, The Planateers of Southern Maine are hosting a sea level rise presentation, panel and strategizing event from ...
And as the sea level rises, this area will provide researchers a rare opportunity to understand how beaches function, in ways that may help Maine adapt to the changes ahead. This story is a ...
Coastal areas are particularly at risk from the expected sea level increases. A chilling map by Climate Central shows that large parts of New York and Los Angeles could be submerged in just over ...
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