As rising seas swamp South Carolina’s shores, some coastal communities are left unprotected

Grist
By Grist CreativeAug 15, 2022, 1:57 pm149 pts
Bordered by a freeway and flanked by former industrial sites, the coastal community of Rosemont in Charleston, South Carolina, is home to generations of Black families. But as climate change raises sea levels and surrounding natural protections from storms have been removed for infrastructure projects, flooding…

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