A recent study shows how fast cities along the East Coast are sinking, with some serious hot spots in NYC. See where, why and ...

Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, reports that New York City is experiencing gradual land subsidence, ...

A recent satellite survey reveals that several major US cities are sinking. Cities like New York, Chicago, and Houston are ...

This map shows New York City. Ohenhen, et al., Nature Cities While subsidence of a fraction of an inch each year might not seem like much, the years start to pile up: In just a decade, a city can ...

A new study reveals that one major U.S. city is sinking faster than any other—and it’s not in the Sunshine State. Researchers ...

He found that subsidence is distorting 28 cities — all the places they checked — including Seattle, San Diego, Denver, Dallas, Chicago, and New York City. About 34 million people live in the ...

From New York to Houston, these 13 cities are losing ... 2050 and fully underwater by 2100 — and that's without subsidence. Jersey City, New Jersey Just across the Hudson River, Jersey City ...

At least 20 per cent of the urban area was sinking by at least 2mm per year. These include cities like New York, Chicago, ...

Dallas and Fort Worth were found to be experiencing subsidence at rates above three millimeters per year in 70 percent of their total areas. Ten percent of the area in Chicago and New York City ...

At least 10% of New York City is sinking, researchers found, but greater subsidence of more than 5mm per year has been found in LaGuardia Airport, one of the city's three major airports.