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Rising seas threaten the culture of a historic Southern community. They have a plan to save it.

Zoe Nicholson, Savannah Morning NewsComments Off on Rising seas threaten the culture of a historic Southern community. They have a plan to save it.

For the Gullah Geechee people, sea-level rise and climate change could mean a loss of ancestral land and a 300-year-old culture.

     
Zoe Nicholson, Savannah Morning News
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