Articles by protectsealevelrise

Visualizing and accessing the state-of-the-art sea level projection The newly launched Sea level projection tool is an interactive web platform designed to visualize and understand […]

A new paper entitled “Sea Level Rise in Europe: Observations and projections” published in State of the Planet (SP) provides an overview of sea-level change […]

Listen to the latest episode of South Pole, where PROTECT researcher Dr. Heiko Goelzer discusses sea level rise and the behavior of Antarctica’s ice sheets. In […]

In the face of climate change and rising sea levels, “Submersion” is a strategic collaborative board game designed by PROTECT to deepen understanding and foster […]

A new study has developed an innovative framework to improve coastal infrastructure planning in the face of uncertain sea level rise projections. Researchers have designed […]

How can we show young people that the future is not set in stone and that they have a role to play in shaping it? […]

A new version of the polar regional climate model RACMO, version 2.4p1, is now available. It is presented in the article “First results of the […]

Numerical models simulating the evolution of the Antarctic Ice Sheet have mostly focused on the twenty-first century. How the ice sheet will evolve after 2100 […]

The second European Polar Science Week was an important milestone in the cooperation between the European Commission and the European Space Agency. The event took place from 3 […]

A recent study published in Geomorphology, provides a comprehensive evaluation of methods for reconstructing glacier surfaces from the Little Ice Age (LIA). The research focuses […]