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Military Sees Challenges with Adaptation to Climate Change

WMDT-TV reports that “some experts in the United States say the U.S military is a leading agency to voice their concerns on adapting to climate change.”  

“According to Dr. Sarah Surak, who teaches both Political Science and Environmental Studies at Salisbury University, there are concerns about naval dry-docks becoming inundated if see levels rise.”  

“‘As the sea begins to rise…the question is, are they going to have to take measures to sort of dike off the naval base?’ she explains. ‘Is it going to have to move further north where sea levels keep rising, you know? All of these things have become quite complicated so two degrees is not an optimal solution…but it’s going to be what we were going to have to manage and deal with.””

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