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Sea level rise could plunge 1.7 MILLION Brits underwater by 2300, scientists warn - so, is your home at risk?
Scientists warn that sea level rise could put 1.7 million Brits at risk of being underwater by 2300. The article highlights concerns about coastal homes and communities facing potential submersion due to climate change.
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