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Home Landslide Test Page The Atlantic: California’s Cliffs Are Collapsing One by One

The Atlantic: California’s Cliffs Are Collapsing One by One

Cliffs researcher Adam Young is featured in an article written by Ramin Skibba and Hakai Magazine in The Atlantic.

Check it out here.

Tags:Adam, article, cliffs, erosion, news, The Atlantic, Young

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