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  2. In a first, sea rise kills off a Florida Keys species ... - AOL

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    Hurricane Irma, which walloped the island chain in 2017, struck another decisive blow with 1.5 feet of storm surge over the area. And by 2019, the colony was all but dead.

  3. Could sea rise weaken Florida’s coastal buildings? New study ...

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  4. Climate change in Florida - Wikipedia

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    Sea level rise of 1m effect on south eastern USA. South eastern USA population density and low elevation coastal zones. Wildfire, Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge, 2009. Flooding during high tides occurs in Miami Beach. The city is spending $500M on elevated roadways, seawalls, and pumping systems, as part of its Sea Level Rise Strategy.

  5. Climate change in the Philippines - Wikipedia

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    Sea levels around the Philippines are projected to rise 0.48 to 0.65 meters by 2100, which exceeds the global average for rates of sea level rise. [28] Combined with sea level rise, this stratification into more extreme seasons and climates increases the frequency and severity of storm surge, floods, landslides, and droughts.

  6. How sea rise could reshape South Florida neighborhoods ... - AOL

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    As sea levels push ever higher, the question of when — and where — it will affect South Florida’s real estate market is a big one. Research suggests people aren’t interested in paying a ...

  7. Florida, we need to talk about sea rise and property values ...

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    Will sea rise risks make coastal and waterfront properties less desirable? We need to talk about it. | Opinion

  8. Florida Reef - Wikipedia

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    Another threat to the Florida Reef is the ongoing rise in sea level. The sea level has risen almost six inches (15 cm) at Key West since 1913, and one foot (30 cm) since 1850. This rise in sea level increases the volume of water in Florida Bay significantly, and increases the exchange of water between the Bay and the water over the reefs.

  9. The “2022 Sea Level ... Findings show Florida areas such as Port Canaveral, St. Petersburg and Clearwater are expected to experience a rise in sea level by nearly a foot in the next two decades.