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For every 1 foot of vertical rise in sea level, 100 feet of shoreline is swallowed up if the slope is just 1% or more. That's a typical slope for most coastlines.

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For every 1 foot of vertical rise in sea level, 100 feet of shoreline is swallowed up if the slope is just 1% or more. That's a typical slope for most coastlines.

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The two dashed lines mark Cape Hatteras. and the Florida Keys. (Sönke Dangendorf, ... Sea level rise along the U.S. East and Gulf Coasts from the tide gauge data (1920-2022). (a) ...

For every 1 foot of vertical rise in sea level, 100 feet of shoreline is swallowed up if the slope is just 1% or more. That's a typical slope for most coastlines.