sea level rise
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As Wetlands Move Inland Due to Sea Level Rise, Coastal Ecosystems Release More Carbon Into the Atmosphere
According to a new modeling study, coastal ecosystems will not act as a carbon sink but rather will increase atmospheric carbon emissions as swamps move inland as a result of increasing sea levels in six mid-Atlantic states.
Latest Research Articles
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Sea Level Rise to Affect New Zealand Sooner than Expected
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New Links Between Greenhouse Gases and Sea Level Rise Found in the Amundsen Sea, West Antarctica
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Scientists Alarmed as Lowest Sea Ice Level in Antarctica Recorded
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Melting Ice Sheet in Greenland Becomes the Largest Contributor to Global Sea Level Rise
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Modern Sea-Level Rise Started in 1863: New Study
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Rising Sea Levels Threaten to Swallow Entire Resort Town in Brazil
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Seawater Seep May be Responsible for Rapid Glacier Melt, Sea Level Rise
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Climate Change May Trigger the Threat of Frequent Disastrous Tsunamis
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Rising Sea Levels Due to Greenland's Ice Loss Can Exponentially Increase Global Flood Risk
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Understanding Extreme Weather Events: Why are Supercharged Hurricanes Getting Stronger?
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Millions of Properties in California May Be Underwater by 2050; Lawmakers Suggest Solutions
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Small Island Nations May Vanish From the Map Due to Rising Sea Levels Caused by Climate Crisis