Environment
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Extreme Heat, Sea Level Rise Can Worsen by Mid-Century due to Climate Change, Study Warns
The latest report warns of potential community and economic impacts of extreme heat and sea level rise, which can be exacerbated due to climate change. People near the coasts are vulnerable to flooding, storm surges, and challenging heatwaves. Read here.
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