Sculptures Under the Sea—and on the Front Lines of Climate Change

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By onEarthJun 9, 2018, 9:00 am223 pts
By Patrick Rogers Famous for its turquoise waters and spectacularly diverse animal and plant life, the Maldives also bears the unwelcome distinction of being the country most vulnerable to rising sea levels. The island chain in the Indian Ocean is the flattest nation on earth, with most of its land lying less…

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