As coastal cities deal with the impact of climate change and rising sea levels, we examine how extreme flooding is changing the way architects are building homes in these at-risk areas. As part of our series, “Earth, We’re On It,” our correspondent Jessica Gomez traveled to Charleston, SC where some homeowners are already forced to spend $400,000 dollars to raise their historic homes. Plus, what do you do if you can’t afford that hefty price tag?
The Low Country of South Carolina: Preserving the Rich Past of the Gullah People
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Why South Carolina’s Presidential Primary Matters
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Going Dutch: How the Netherlands can teach the U.S. how to handle rising sea levels
September 21, 2019Going Dutch: How the Netherlands can teach the U.S. how to handle rising sea levels
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Why Rising Waters Are Still A Concern Beyond the Coasts
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Teen climate change activist now getting the attention of presidential candidates
June 1, 2019Teen climate change activist now getting the attention of presidential candidates
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Former Governor Jerry Brown talks about climate change and the future of California
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Earth Day 2019: Where are we headed?
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