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Another house vanished into the Atlantic off North Carolina’s Outer Banks—marking the 20th since August 2025, mostly in Rodanthe, where land is vanishing at a terrifying pace. This fragile island, barely more than sand, is eroding 15 feet annually—far faster than Cape Cod or Florida. With no natural barriers to break waves, storms and tides relentlessly reshape the coastline. Rising seas are accelerating the crisis, with projections of a foot or more of sea level rise by 2050, flooding more homes and infrastructure. Worse, human development is disrupting natural sand movement, making the situation even more unstable. Nature and development are locked in a deadly dance—and the coast is paying the price.
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