As coastal flooding worsens, some cities are retreating from the water

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As coastal flooding worsens, some cities are retreating from the water

Since high-risk areas are often home to low-income communities and Black, Indigenous, and other communities of color, addressing climate risk in these areas may also require addressing a national legacy of racism, segregation, and disinvestment.

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