Notable areas in New York City that are sinking greater than 5 mm (1/5 inch) include LaGuardia Airport and parts near Rikers Island, Jamaica Bay and Staten Island. Here's a map of the hot spots: ...

New York City is forecast to reach 90 degrees on Friday. Another round of life-threatening heat is slamming the West before heading to the East Coast. Temperatures are expected to skyrocket ...

Major cities along the US East Coast are sinking at an alarming rate, with some areas sinking over 2 inches per year, according to new Nasa satellite data and analysis.

The team's maps showed that a large number of U.S. East Coast areas sinking by at least 2 mm (0.08 in) per year. Additionally, the scientists found areas along the mid-Atlantic coast, amounting to ...

The team's maps showed that a large number of U.S. East Coast areas sinking by at least 2 mm (0.08 in) per year.

A study finds nearly every city along the East Coast is sinking, along with roads, railways and airports. The average dip is 2mm a year, but New York, Connecticut and Virginia are higher rates.

These maps pinpointed exactly the areas that were sinking and the risks this poses to buildings and other infrastructure. They discovered that a notable area of the East Coast is sinking by at ...

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