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The Sea Level 2022 Conference (https://sealevelconference.org/) held in Singapore in July 2022 really captured the last 10 years of progress in sea-level research. Many aspects […]

Image credits: Jones This news was originally published on the Durham University website on 11 August 2022. The fate of the world’s biggest ice sheet […]

The Editorial: Climate Services for Adaptation to Sea-Level Rise has been published in Frontiers in Marine Science. We are committed to sea-level rise over the […]

Glaciers outside the ice sheets are major contributors to sea level rise. It is therefore of large importance to accurately model their evolution over time. […]

Glaciers are relevant to sea-level rise. Do our models need to account for the effect of supraglacial debris? Read the results from our new regional-scale […]

PROTECT paper #30 is now published, read more about “Sensitivity of Antarctic surface climate to a new spectral snow albedo and radiative transfer scheme in […]

The IPCC Climate Report published today 28 February 2022 is the most precise and up to date global assessment of impacts, vulnerability and adaptation to climate […]

This article was published in Geophysical Research Letters. Let’s talk about Iceland today! Our open access GRL study links the recent mass loss slowdown of […]

PROTECT is happy to welcome NORCE in the project consortium! Welcome to Heiko Goelzer who is taking part in the Scientific Steering Committee working in […]

The paper “Sea level rise: From Global Perspectives to Local Services” is advocating the approach followed by PROTECT to address sea level rise and its […]