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Rapid Seawater Rise Threatens Low-Lying Communities in Cartagena in Colombia
The recent report raised concerns about the impact of rapid seawater rise on low-lying communities in Cartagena, Colombia, which is also vulnerable to devastating flooding. Read the full report.
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