CITY HALL -- Rising sea levels and torrential downpours. Heat waves and air pollution. Flooded homes and more extreme storms like Hurricane Sandy.
The independent New York City Panel on Climate Change released a report Tuesday that painted an alarming, though not entirely surprising, future for the five boroughs as temperatures continue to increase.
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