John Englander on his new book, Moving to Higher Ground | Shorewords!

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On this episode of Shorewords!, join host Lesley Ewing in conversation with John Englander, geologist, oceanographer, and sea level scientist as he discusses his latest book, Moving to Higher Ground. John ‘discovered’ sea level rise first-hand as he was diving in the Bahamas and came upon a prior sea stand about 200 feet below the surface. That dive was that source for his first sea level rise story and, five decades later, he continues to tell stories about the global changes we’re experiencing along the coast, and how some communities are responding to these changes.

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