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Environment
Mid-Atlantic not ready for sea-level risePublished 01/18/09
Maryland and other Mid-Atlantic states need to do a better job of preparing for sea-level rise if climate change is as intense as scientists think it will be, according to a new federal report. On the last business day of the Bush Administration on Friday, the federal government issued the report, "Coastal Sensitivity to Sea Level Rise: A Focus on the Mid-Atlantic Region." The lengthy report - it is 784 pages long - assesses the possible effects of sea-level rise and offers suggestions for how coastal states should adapt. Maryland has a double challenge. As sea levels rise because of expanding warmer oceans and...
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