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A new Northwestern University study has, for the first time, linked a phenomenon known as underground climate change to the shifting ground beneath urban areas.

A new Northwestern University study has, for the first time, linked a phenomenon known as underground climate change to the shifting ground beneath urban areas.

A new Northwestern University study has, for the first time, linked a phenomenon known as underground climate change to the shifting ground beneath urban areas.

A new Northwestern University study has, for the first time, linked a phenomenon known as underground climate change to the shifting ground beneath urban areas.

A new Northwestern University study has, for the first time, linked a phenomenon known as underground climate change to the shifting ground beneath urban areas.

Older buildings are particularly at risk, but overall, our infrastructure isn't adequately prepared to handle the stress.

"You don't need to live in Venice to live in a city that is sinking," researchers said.

Rising underground temperatures are threatening the infrastructure of cities

Rising underground temperatures are threatening the infrastructure of cities

Rising underground temperatures are threatening the infrastructure of cities