Sea level data confirms modeling projections were right
New Study: Sea level data confirms climate modeling projections were right. We are rapidly moving towards something between RCP4.5 and RCP8.5
sea level
Sea level rise could be 1.35 metres by 2100
Sea level rise – Danish team predict possible 1.35m rise by 2100 and highlight issues with previous modelling
Sea level rise matches worst-case scenario
We know that sea level is rising. In fact, we know that it is rising at an accelerating pace. Despite the claim from a Republican lawmaker back in 2018, it is not because rocks are falling into the sea. We also have climate models that contain projections for sea level rise for the various possible … Read more
Record warming at the South Pole during the past three decades
New study published in Nature reveals an intimate linkage of interior Antarctic climate at South Pole to tropical variability.
New Study highlights Sea-level rise risks
A new study reveals that due to climate change increasing sea level we face once in a lifetime flooding events becoming almost daily by 2100
Sea level rise accelerating along US coastline
Latest VIMS Sea Level Rise report for actual measurements from tide gauges around US coast has been published. Sea Level rise is accelerating.