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84 percent of reefs face record die offs

I grew up thinking of coral reefs as distant, almost mythical places—bright, resilient cities under the sea that would outlast me by centuries. Now I’m writing in a moment when scientists say those ...
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Norway building world’s deepest road tunnel plunging 1,280 feet under the sea

Stretching 16.6 miles (26.7 kilometers) and plunging 1,280 feet (390 meters) below sea level, the tunnel is set to transform ...
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Supercities on, under, and beyond the earth housing, feeding, powering, and transporting the urban crowds of the future Jeff Dondero

Seeking supercities -- Habitats for inhabitants -- Burrowing beneath the earth -- Going back to the sea -- Settlements above the sky -- The most important color in supercities -- Bleeding-edge ...
Newsweek

Texas Map Shows Cities Where Sea Level Rise is Accelerating

Several coastal cities in Texas are facing rising sea levels that could impact infrastructure and homes, according to new data. Research from the Virginia Institute of Marine Science has revealed that ...
Tampa Bay Times

Huge aquarium opens in Central Florida, a “theme park under the sea”

The new Sea Life aquarium brings a 180-degree ocean tunnel and lots more. A Sea Life aquarium has opened next to Legoland in Winter Haven. It has more than 25 interactive exhibits, including a ...