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Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, in May 2016 after high tides in the Potomac River inundated the street. Floods like these will occur more frequently as sea levels inch toward coastal infrastructure. Credit: NOAA

100-year floods could occur yearly by end of 21st century

Singapore skyline at night

Sea level rise poses particular risk for Asian megacities

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