Coastal towns are rewriting the rules for living with rising seas
From living shorelines to homes built to float, seaside communities are trading the old promise of holding back the water for a new idea: making room for it.
By Amara Okafor2 min read
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From living shorelines to homes built to float, seaside communities are trading the old promise of holding back the water for a new idea: making room for it.
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