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High tides continue to bring a flood of frustration. Fort Lauderdale gets the award for the "something you don't
see every day" video. Fish swimming on Cordova Road. Experts say in 30 years or so, a drive along Ocean Drive
could be a drive in the ocean. Downtown Miami could be awash
see every day" video. Fish swimming on Cordova Road. Experts say in 30 years or so, a drive along Ocean Drive
could be a drive in the ocean. Downtown Miami could be awash
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High tides continue
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to bring a flood of frustration.
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Fort Lauderdale gets the award
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for the "something you don't
see every day" video.
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Fish swimming on Cordova Road.
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Experts say in 30 years or so,
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a drive along Ocean Drive
could be a drive in the ocean.
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Downtown Miami could be awash.
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Movie Summary
A decade after An Inconvenient Truth (2006) brought climate change to the heart of popular culture, the follow-up shows just how close we are to a real energy revolution.
