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The Rising Tide: Exploring the Effects of Climate Change and How To Mitigate Them

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Flooding in Sag Harbor after Superstorm Sandy. JOE LOUCHHEIM

Flooding in Sag Harbor after Superstorm Sandy. JOE LOUCHHEIM

27Speaks on Dec 22, 2022

Throughout 2022, The Express News Group has presented a monthly series on climate change, The Rising Tide, which concludes this week with a look back on the threats that have been identified and the mitigation measures being proposed or implemented right now. On the podcast, the editors discuss the biggest takeaways from the series and the ongoing challenges climate change will present for the East End.

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