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Seattle is sinking millimeter by millimeter, and new research shows it's more widespread — and riskier — than once suspected.
Seattle is among several major U.S. cities that are slowly sinking. That’s according to researchers at Virginia Tech, who ...
Another person in a boat showed up with a “dewatering pump,” but the 68-foot vessel called Captain Raleigh sank quickly, ...
A major reason is too much groundwater is being pumped out, new research shows, threatening buildings and infrastructure nationwide.
There is something missing at the Port of Seattle and, likely, at ports around the country: big cargo ships. Trade between ...
New York, Chicago, Seattle, Denver and five other cities were found to be sinking about two millimeters ... The study points out that in Texas, the issue is made worse by the pumping of oil ...
New York, Chicago, Seattle, Denver, and five other cities are sinking at around two millimeters per year. Several cities in ...
He said there was a clear pattern in the data: Urban centers are sinking faster than other areas, and have a greater risk of building damage. He found that subsidence is distorting 28 cities — all the ...
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