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Scientists have tried, for decades, to raise public awareness of climate change. Now, economists are weighing in – warning that as coastal communities lose land to sea level rise, taxes will also go up – even inland. They assessed the likely impact on more than 250 coastal counties and concluded the situation could be especially bad in Virginia.
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You’ve heard it before. Virginia’s coasts are sinking as sea levels rise and oceans warm, leading to bigger, more frequent weather events and flooding.The…
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Five years ago, scientists said residents of Tangier Island may become among the first climate change refugees in the continental United States.Others…
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For Halloween, we bring you a different kind of ghost story. And it’s a ghost you’ve likely encountered.Behind the 100-year-old house in Eastville, Albert…
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Money is key to making the Hampton Roads area resilient as land there sinks and sea-level rises, threatening a key part of the state's economy. Cost…
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Scientists at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science have been gathering data on sea level rise from tide gauge stations around the United States,…
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For seven years, the Virginia Coastal Policy Center has been bringing together experts from around the country to help Virginia plan coastal adaptation…
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Rollbacks in environmental protection and flood risk management by the Trump administration is forcing states to come up with their own solutions. On…
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An organization seeking to hold big oil accountable for global warming estimates it will cost more than $31 billion for Virginia to protect coastal…
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Last year, Gov. Ralph Northam appointed retired Navy Admiral Ann Phillips to spearhead efforts for coastal adaptation to climate change.After nearly 31…