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Jakarta Sinking: How Subsidence Endangers Indonesia’s Capital | Harvard Political Review
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2019
When Al Gore’s film An Inconvenient Truth was released in 2006, some of its most striking images depicted the flooding of major cities from dramatic sea-level rise. Although the film’s imagery was somewhat exaggerated, the danger of flooding is a reality for many coastal cities.
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