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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says sea levels are rising at a faster rate than once thought.
South Florida is on track for a rise of upwards of a foot or so in the next 30 years in areas of South Florida .
The encroaching saltwater will eventually impact agriculture, our daily water consumption, to underground utilities.
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