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Record Ocean Heat

The first line of the articles says it simply; “The global ocean hit a new record temperature of 21.1 ÂșC Continue reading →

Ocean Oxygen Decline

There’s oxygen in water. Most oceanic life depends on it. The oxygen is decreasing. In general, the ocean oxygen content Continue reading →

Natural Sea Rise Protections

Regardless of climate change, beaches and coasts are affected by storms and shifting land. Weather and geology must be defended Continue reading →

DC Sinks

As if rising sea levels weren’t enough, Washington, D.C., a nation’s capitol built in a tidal zone in a swamp, Continue reading →

Bangkok May Disappear

Bangkok has too many things working against it: rising sea levels, ground sinking from drained aquifers, and its own growth. Continue reading →

Revised Ocean Rise Estimates

A word frequently overlooked in climate change estimates is ‘conservative’. Scientists don’t want to be seen as alarmists, so they Continue reading →

Two Miami Water Worries

As if Miami didn’t have enough to worry about with hurricanes and storm surges, sea level rise is worrisome because Continue reading →

An Antarctic Ice Shelf Is Almost Gone

The Larsen B ice shelf in Antarctica began collapsing in 2002. It is about to vanish. Losing an ice shelf Continue reading →

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