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Historical maps show Hog Island’s shoreline was already retreating over a century ago. Seas were rising slowly then, in part due to sinking land, the legacy of the last major ice age. https://t.co/6U4VECKd97 https://t.co/XAe38qPRVH — PolitiTweet.org

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A century ago, about 250 people lived on Hog Island, a seven-mile expanse off the Virginia coast. They raised livestock and gathered oysters. They lived in a town called Broadwater. But that was back when there was still soil beneath their feet. https://t.co/6U4VECKd97 https://t.co/iNqbnwNae3 — PolitiTweet.org

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This is Hog Island today. The island’s southern end has massively eroded. The remains of Broadwater have been lost to the Atlantic Ocean. https://t.co/6U4VED1gb7 https://t.co/kikICmjNfc — PolitiTweet.org

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