The Climate Subsidence Connection: Why This Underestimated Threat is a Cause for Concern
A phenomenon known as rebound or uplift can occur after subsidence stops, leading to increased stress on buildings and infrastructure.
Subsidence, or the sinking of the ground, is an often overlooked consequence of climate change. While it may seem insignificant, its potential to cause serious damage to the foundations and structures of buildings makes it a cause for concern. Subsidence can be caused by a variety of factors, such as the decomposition of organic soil, the formation of sinkholes, or the rise of groundwater, all of…
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