Rising Seas Will Devastate Coastal Habitats News Even in the absence of something very nasty, coastal cities face a twofold threat: Inexorably rising oceans will gradually inundate low-lying areas, and higher seas will extend the ruinous reach Rapidly rising seas are wreaking havoc on Louisiana’s coastal wetlands, and could devastate three-quarters wetlands draw in tourists, provide habitats for birds and fish, naturally filter
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