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Scientists are raising concerns about the rapid sea level surges happening along the Gulf of Mexico, impacting eight states in the U.S. While extreme weather events like hurricanes are often blamed, experts warn that smaller-scale weather events are actually contributing to the accumulation of rising water levels. This trend is unprecedented since 2010 and could have long-lasting effects due to warming currents, human-induced climate change, and lack of environmental care. Coastal communities are facing challenges like flooding, contamination of water sources, and insurance rate hikes, prompting officials to consider solutions such as pump stations and individual efforts to reduce carbon pollution.
Source: YAHOO