New satellite maps reveal that major U.S. cities are slowly sinking, exposing hidden risks to infrastructure and urban life.

A new study raised concerns for the 28 most populous cities in the United States, most of which are sinking a small amount each year. Known scientifically as land "subsidence," the most common cause ...

Some of the biggest U.S. cities are sinking, and New York City is among them. The study, lead by Columbia Climate School postdoctoral researcher Leonard Ohenhen, found the most common cause for land ...

A new report shows Oklahoma City is among the top cities in the United States that are sinking. A Nature report looked at the 28 most populous U.S. cities and found that 25 out of the 28 are sinking ...

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Seattle is among several major U.S. cities that are slowly sinking. That’s according to researchers at Virginia Tech, who used satellite-based radar measurements for their study, published in the ...

A recent Virginia Tech study mapped measurable sinking across 28 major U.S. cities using satellite radar. The findings reveal that in many places, the downward movement is gradual but widespread.

A global study of major river deltas shows human-driven land subsidence is now overtaking climate change as the biggest flood ...

Denver is sinking and more than 250 buildings have at least a high risk of being damaged because of it, according to a new study. In all, 98% of the city is sinking and 13 buildings are in areas with ...