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Atlanta, GA | Posted: January 28, 2019
Summary Sentence:
External News: At the College of Coastal Georgia, Kim Cobb joins top experts to discuss the state of sea-level rise.
Full Summary:
At the College of Coastal Georgia, Kim Cobb joins the state's top experts to discuss the current state of sea-level rise. They touched on the social and economic consequences of flooding, what's in store for the future, and more.
Kim Cobb (left) discussing sea-level rise with other experts (Photo by The New Brunswick News)Experts examine what’s now, what’s next for sea-level rise
The Brunswick News, Jan 22
The hope is that in 80 years we're not submerged in water.
Kim Cobb joined community leaders and the state's top experts in sea-level rise at College of Coastal Georgia to take a good look at sea-level rise in Glynn County, what's to come, and what the community can do to move forward. The panel discussed predictions, cultural and socioeconomic risks assocated with sea-level rise, and flood insurance.
Kim Cobb is the the Georgia Power Chair and ADVANCE Professor in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.
