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New York City sea levels could rise a foot in next decade

According to projections made by a city climate committee, sea levels in New York City could rise by more than a foot before 2030. New York City Panel on Climate Change said that the nation’s biggest city could see up to 10 percent more rainfall and temperature increases between 2 degrees and 4.7 degrees.

 By the 2030s, sea levels in New York City could rise by more than a foot, according to city climate panel projections. According to the New York City Panel on Climate Change ( NPCC), the largest city in the country will experience up to 10 % more precipitation and temperature increases of 2 to 4.7 degrees. According to projections made by a city climate panel, sea levels in New York City could rise by more than one foot by the 2030s. According to the New York City Panel on Climate Change ( NPCC), the largest city in the country will experience up to 10 % more precipitation and temperature increases of 2 degrees to 4.7 degrees. 

According to projections made by a city climate committee, sea levels in New York City could rise by more than a foot before 2030. New York City Panel on Climate Change said that the nation’s biggest city could see up to 10 percent more rainfall and temperature increases between 2 degrees and 4.7 degrees.

  

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