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Climate change may be increasing fecal bacteria at NC beaches

Climate change may be increasing fecal bacteria at NC beaches

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Climate change may be increasing fecal bacteria at NC beaches

Researchers say rising sea levels and higher tides caused by climate change are overloading stormwater systems that can spill sewage into swimming waters.

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Climate change may be increasing fecal bacteria at NC beaches

Researchers say rising sea levels and higher tides caused by climate change are overloading stormwater systems that can spill sewage into swimming waters.
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What is carbon capture? Is it the solution to climate change

Carbon capture is the process of trapping emissions and storing them underground. Though, it is still in its early stages.

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Climate change may be increasing fecal bacteria at NC beaches

Researchers say rising sea levels and higher tides caused by climate change are overloading stormwater systems that can spill sewage into swimming waters.
Connect The Dots

What is carbon capture? Is it the solution to climate change

Carbon capture is the process of trapping emissions and storing them underground. Though, it is still in its early stages.

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