Articles by protectsealevelrise

Geronimo Gussmann and Vanessa Völz (Global Climate Forum) held a stakeholder workshop at the Ministry of Environment in Malé, Maldives at the end of May. […]

Reclaiming new land to adapt to sea-level rise in small islands is widespread, but a key question is: How high should new land be reclaimed […]

The article “Increased warm water intrusions could cause mass loss in East Antarctica during the next 200 years” was published in Nature Communications. The East […]

The article “Improving Statistical Projections of Ocean Dynamic Sea-level Change Using Pattern Recognition Techniques” has been published in Ocean Science. Climate change will alter heat, […]

PROTECT’s project office was in residence at the School of Art and Design of Valence and Grenoble the last week of April for a workshop led by […]

Vanishing glaciers: a cause of sea-level rise and a threat to water supply The video discusses the contribution of glaciers to sea-level rise and their importance for humans. Due […]

A policy briefing titled “Recent changes in the Antarctic and their impacts on Europe” has been organised in Brussels on the 3rd of May from […]

This article was written by Lynette Harris, Utah State University The first global survey to assess land use planners’ and coastal managers’ use of sea-level […]

Monday 24 April 14:00–15:45 – EGU23-12684 – Sensitivity of Pine Island and Thwaites drainage basins to subglacial hydrology – Elise Kazmierczak and Frank Pattyn 14:00–15:45 – EGU23-2365 – Bayesian […]

A policy briefing titled “Recent changes in the Antarctic and their impacts on Europe” is being organised in Brussels on the 3rd of May from […]