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Coasts, lined with toxic spots, don't fare well in new studies

Summary by The Press of Atlantic City
Two new studies on New Jersey's rising sea levels predict potentially serious environmental outcomes in the Garden State, from the flooding of numerous toxic sites to significant erosion.

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Coasts, lined with toxic spots, don't fare well in new studies

Two new studies on New Jersey's rising sea levels predict potentially serious environmental outcomes in the Garden State, from the flooding of numerous toxic sites to significant erosion.

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The Press of Atlantic City broke the news in on Monday, November 24, 2025.
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