28 US Cities Are Sinking Right Now - Can We Stop It?

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Dozens of cities across United States are slowly sinking, and scientists are racing to understand why. This process, known as land subsidence, is driven by groundwater extraction, construction, and natural geological shifts. Some areas are dropping faster than sea levels are rising, increasing the risk of flooding and infrastructure damage. Experts warn that without action, the problem could accelerate in the coming years. Watch now to see which cities are most at risk and whether anything can be done to stop it.

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