A new report suggests that by 2050, waters along sections of Elliott Bay levels could rise as much as 44 inches from current levels during storms.
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Port of Seattle
Officials Monday released a map showing projected effects of climate change on the waterfront. Dark blue marks places where sea level rise would be most severe. See accompanying article for details.
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City of Seattle
Seattle City Councilor Mike O'Brien released a report that provides recommendations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the effects of climate change and sea level rise.