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In the future, coastal cities will likely be faced with

In the future, coastal cities will likely be faced with

a. severe water shortages when the mountaintop glaciers that feed the watersheds coming into these cities are reduced by global warming
b. flooding as sea levels rise secondary to global warming
c. higher populations as people move from arid areas because of droughts
d. no major changes in water availability or population size
e. changes in water availability, but no changes in population size

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