The article “Tipping point in ice-sheet grounding-zone melting due to ocean water intrusion” was published in Nature Geoscience. The missing piece of the puzzle Ice […]

A CORDIS publication accessible in 6 languages. New models that closely link sea level rises with melting polar ice have underlined the need for immediate […]

Press release written by Université libre de Bruxelles Two scientists cutting up a meteorite submerged under the ice, a laborious task compared with collecting most […]

Sinking while the sea is rising: the port city of Tianjin, China. 4045 / shutterstock Robert James Nicholls, University of East Anglia Across the world, […]

Description Climate change has severe impacts on coastal areas and communities, such as: social and economic damage; Property and infrastructure damage; Coastal submersion and erosion; […]

Expedition Sea Level is a digital interactive activity designed as a game for middle school students (11 to 15 years old) to learn about the […]

Many PROTECT participants will present their work at EGU, check them out! Monday 15 April 10:45–12:30 – EGU24-20197 – Constraining projections of future freshwater fluxes from […]

As a consequence of global warming, sea level is rising almost everywhere around the globe. This is the result of melting glaciers and ice sheets, […]

How can we attribute retreat of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet to climate change? Do we even know how to ask the question? We show […]

PROTECT presents “Understanding sea-level rise“, a video series that explores the complex dynamics of sea level rise and its contributors. Starting with an overview of […]