The Negative Impacts of Climate Change on Humanity
Climate change, primarily manifested as global warming and rising sea levels, has led to the extreme weather phenomena we are experiencing today. This is one of the greatest challenges facing ...
Tag: sea level rise
The Antarctic Ice Sheet is Melting So Rapidly That Sea Level Rise Cannot Be Predicted
A recent study by British scientists indicates that the Antarctic ice sheet is melting at a rate that contradicts predictions of sea-level rise made by scientific models.According to a study ...
The Story of the Islands Soon to be Submerged by the Sea
The indigenous Guna people on Gardi Sugdub Island (Panama) face a difficult decision about whether to relocate to the mainland as the island is at risk of being submerged by ...
Satellite data shows that the amount of rising sea water in one year is equivalent to 365 million swimming pools
NASA's satellite data analysis reveals that the global average sea level rose by 0.27 cm from 2021 to 2022.The average global sea level rise during the 2021-2022 period is equivalent ...
Countries at Highest Risk of Flooding Due to Climate Change, Including Vietnam
Coastal countries with numerous rivers and extensive plains are among the most vulnerable in the world to sinking due to climate change.Global warming is causing polar ice to melt, altering ...
Ho Chi Minh City is on the list of areas sinking faster than sea level rise
A new study has revealed that several areas in 48 of the world's most populous coastal cities are sinking rapidly, with Ho Chi Minh City experiencing an average subsidence of ...
Sea levels could rise by 5m due to the melting of the East Antarctic ice sheet
An international team of climate researchers has warned that the time to protect the East Antarctic Ice Sheet (EAIS) - the largest ice sheet in the world - from the ...
The scientific community predicts the possibility of a catastrophic deluge
American and Irish researchers have predicted an increase in the catastrophic rise of global ocean levels in the near future, based on geological measurements that could span centuries or even ...
