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Subject: Rising seas make commutes in Charleston more annoying
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Sea level rise is already leading to longer commutes in coastal US

Flooding from rising tides has added at least 23 minutes to the total
annual commuting time for people living in coastal communities of the
US, adding up to millions of hours wasted each year

6 October 2023 

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2395017-sea-level-rise-is-already-leading-to-longer-commutes-in-coastal-us/