Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González-Colón declared a state of emergency on Wednesday to address coastal erosion affecting the island’s northern coast. In an executive order, González-Colón noted that coastal erosion has increased due to rising sea levels, storm surges, atmospheric phenomena, and the geomorphological vulnerability of several coastal communities.
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Puerto Rico governor declares state of emergency due to coastal erosion
Governor Jenniffer González-Colón of Puerto Rico has declared a state of emergency in response to increasing coastal erosion on the northern coast. The executive order cites factors such as rising sea levels and storm surges as contributing to the problem.
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