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Increasing global temperatures will bring changes to our environment, economy, and society, but one of the most pronounced effects will be the impact on sea level rise.

Credit: (AP Photo/Mike Groll, File) DEP official says state has an obligation to plan for higher seas and bigger storms even if that means it will be harder to build in flood-prone areas in future. In this Oct. 30, 2012 file photo, a firehouse is surrounded by floodwaters in the wake of Superstorm Sandy in Hoboken. A top environmental official defended a preliminary outline of new regulations designed to better protect New Jersey’s land and property from the effects of climate change, saying the state has an obligation to plan now for higher seas and bigger storms even if that means it will...

Instability. to support the storms. and the south certainly not out of the risk zone. morning hours the northern portion of alabama into georgia. and portions of tennessee and louisiana. mississippi. but the afternoon and evening they stand on into the car lolis and florida panhandle. 70s widespread across the southeast. >> thanks. folks get out. don't let the rain stp you. knot korea could restart the nuclear activity if the u.s. doesn't ease crippling sanctions. continued pressure to enforce the sanctions and the military exercises with south korea are the perfect excuse for pyongyang to thr...

The i 95 new york city. boston, washington. down to the philly area. seeing the stronger storms. that's the best bet in the zone. for the strongest storms. they begin to push through. notice this. when temperatures into the evening hours are around the mid-60s in the heart of november. that's when you know we have activity in the instability. to support the storms. and the south certainly not out of the risk zone. morning hours the northern portion of alabama into georgia. portions of tennessee and louisiana. mississippi. by the afternoon and evening hours we expand into the carolinas and flor...

That there's no way back. and the scientists the talking about tipping points in the climate system which a very complex parts of the climate system such as ice sheets the rain forest oceans that you lation and it's thought that if these reach a certain if he reaches out in temperature level we could see very rapid and some sometimes there of us the bull changes in these systems now we're not yet at the temperature where that would happen we cannot really pinpoint a number where the risk of these events happening lies and the science is not ready to do that but what the science can tell us is ...