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How Cape Bretoners are working to prevent coastal properties from going underwater

Climate-driven sea level rise and increased storm activity has people in Cape Breton thinking about how to best protect existing coastal properties and new builds.

By: cbc.ca

Jan 10 2025
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How Cape Bretoners are working to prevent coastal properties from going underwater

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