The effects of the climate crisis are tangible: raging wildfires, melting glaciers, rising seawater, and rain and snowfall deficits. For example, Californian towns started to sink because the state’s severe drought depleted the rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and aquifers. Some places in Corcoran, California, have sunk as much as 11.5 feet in the past 14 years. […]
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