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San Francisco Announces Plan to Combat Sea Level Rise with a $13B Infrastructure Project

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By The Registry Staff San Francisco, known for its iconic waterfront and picturesque bay, is poised to embark on a historic and monumental infrastructure project that could reshape the city's landscape for decades to come. With the looming threat of sea level rise due to climate change, the city is gearing up to protect its […]

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