The latest edition of a report on predicted climate change impacts, released by the Trump administration on Friday, says Maryland is already seeing some effects of rising global temperatures. Many of them are well documented: more coastal floods, heavier downpours and shorter winters. Others are…
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More floods, shorter winters, fewer marshes: What Trump administration climate report predicts for Maryland
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