As economic damage from climate change grows, NC experts urge ‘pre-recovery’ planning
From Environment Archives • NC Newsline
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When a slow-moving nor’easter battered the Outer Banks last weekend, the North Carolina Department of Transportation worked around the clock to remove broken asphalt, rebuild the dunes and shore up the vulnerable stretch of NC 12 near Pea Island. It’s a scene that’s played out many times over the past few years. NCDOT engineers estimated […]
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