"How Hurricanes And Sea-Level Rise Threaten Trump's Florida Resorts"

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"How Hurricanes And Sea-Level Rise Threaten Trump's Florida Resorts"

"Mar-a-Lago. Trump National Doral Miami. Trump Palace. Trump Royale. Trump International Beach Resort Miami. Trump Hollywood.

These Trump-owned or Trump-branded properties are in south Florida, in the path of Hurricane Irma. All are exalted by the Trump Organization and by the president himself. All could be underwater by the end of the century.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts that the sea level will rise in south Florida by as much as 34in by 2050. The Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact says the increase could be up to 81in by 2100."

Adam Gabbatt reports for the Guardian September 9, 2017.

Climate Change

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Environmental Politics

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Source: Guardian, 09/11/2017

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"How Hurricanes And Sea-Level Rise Threaten Trump's Florida Resorts"

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