How bitter cold winter blasts and a warming planet will chew up the Lake Michigan shoreline, faster and faster
(Chicago Tribune Religion News)

On a tucked-away South Shore beach, there once were cool shallows to swim and buried shells to dig up. For those living feet away, there was the sound of the water, the constant, gentle splash on sand. Then the lake began to rise. With each inch came nearly 790 billion gallons of water. The beach...