Eight years ago, a 40-foot mine subsidence opened up directly behind her home that November. The hole occurred just feet away from where this current subsidence caved in.

“In July 2019, the district commissioned a Subsidence Study, which would include an assessment of past and current subsidence studies, evaluate current subsidence data and modeling and provide ...

The company, which controls the El Rico Groundwater Sustainability Agency (GSA), still plans to allow so much groundwater pumping within its boundaries that it could sink the old Tulare Lake bed — ...

Subsidence, often called an "invisible threat," can damage infrastructure and increase flood risks. While some cities show slight uplift, it's negligible and doesn't negate the overall sinking ...

“It is clear subsidence poses a major threat to Cartagena’s preservation.” Current sea level and flood projections show even with a more moderate scenario of greenhouse gas emissions, Cartagena could ...

"We've been dealing with subsidence here for the last 40 plus years," Turco explained. "Subsidence is the lowering of land surface elevation so it happens very slowly in our area.

Dallas-Fort Worth sinks at 4 mm per year, the fastest rate among major inland U.S. cities, raising risks of floods, structural damage, and urban issues.