An underwater Mexican church keeps reappearing because of climate change | About That

A nearly 500-year-old church in Mexico that has been under water for decades has re-emerged as hot, dry weather drives down water levels. The Temple of Santiago is accessible for the first time since the 1960s, when it was flooded out by a nearby dam. Experts say it’s no miracle, but rather the effects of climate change.

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