Coastal flooding on the rise in North Carolina, new climate data shows
Dr. Kathie Dello and her team are tracking climate trends that show the North Carolina coast could be in danger of serious changes in the coming years
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Dr. Kathie Dello and her team are tracking climate trends that show the North Carolina coast could be in danger of serious changes in the coming years
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