Ann Phillips, special assistant to the governor for coastal adaptation and protection, talks about increased flooding in Virginia. (Credit: Pamela D’Angelo)
You’ve heard it before. Virginia’s coasts are sinking as sea levels rise and oceans warm, leading to bigger, more frequent weather events and flooding.
The state is now collecting stories from those now bearing the brunt of these changes.
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