Climate Change Causes Sea Level Rise On The North Coast Of West Java

Climate Change Causes Sea Level Rise On The North Coast Of West Java

KARAWANG, INDONESIA - JUNE 21: Children play around a destroyed road that was hit by high waves due to rising sea levels at Pisangan Beach in Cemarajaya Village of Karawang regency in West Java, Indonesia on June 21, 2023. The impact of sea level rise and tidal flooding have been out missing around 300 houses in coastal Karawang. Rob floods have destroyed and inundated several villages and urban centers including farm fields in nearly all parts of Karawang. (Photo by Garry Lotulung/NurPhoto)

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