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2012/05/25 22:41
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Time To Prepare: Rising Sea Levels Threaten Conne...
... journalism group Climate Central. The report said global warming has raised the world's Sea level about 8 inches since 1880, and the rate of rise is accelerating. A rising Sea level means...
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Climate Central The Nature Conservancy and Connecticut Fund for the Environment Nature Conservancy Climate Change and Shoreline Preservation Task Force James Albis
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2012/05/25 10:58
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Coastal N.C. counties fighting sea-level rise pre...
... its record and site on the open ocean. The panel cites seven studies that project global Sea level will rise as much as 1 meter, or more, by 2100. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate...
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Tom Thompson Pat McElraft Coastal Resources Commission N.C. Coastal Resources Commission Coastal
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2012/05/24 08:27
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Riddle of rising sea levels solved: study › News ...
Riddle of rising Sea levels solved: study Related Stories Missing piece found? Massive extraction of groundwater can resolve a puzzle over a rise in Sea levels in past decades, according to...
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United Nations Yadu Pokhrel University of Tokyo University of Tokyo Paris
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2012/05/23 16:26
2012/05/23 16:26
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Quincy agency to host presentation on sea level r...
... a grim view of the future. �Over the next one hundred years, scientists predict that the Sea level will rise as much as five feet. This, [coupled] with a one hundred year storm, could cause...
Chris Watson Ellen Douglas Quincy�s Department of Planning and Community Development Thomas Crane Public Library Boston
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2012/05/20 22:55
2012/05/20 22:55
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Melting Greenland ice could amplify sea level ris...
... March that warned warmer water temperatures could alter ocean currents so that Northeast U.S. Sea levels would rise more than the average global increase. But that study did not include what...
2012/05/16 22:56
2012/05/16 22:56
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Scientist to discuss dangers of rising sea levels
... what she will be discussing -- and a glimpse at the future. Have there been any measurable Sea level changes in this area? Raymo: The answer is yes. I mostly study Sea levels in the distant...
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the University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Ben Horton Associate Professor Department of Earth and Environmental Science Bruce Museum
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2012/05/10 18:19
2012/05/10 18:19
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Antarctic Ice Melting From Warm Water Below
... are being eaten away from below by warm water, a new study finds. That suggests that future Sea levels could rise faster than many scientists have been predicting. The western chunk of...
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Alfred Wegener Institute Hartmut Hellmer Harmut Hellmer London Alfred Wegener Institute
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2012/05/09 18:56
2012/05/09 18:56
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Thermal expansion another factor
Editor, Gazette-Journal: The melting of sea ice does not contribute significantly to Sea level rise, as is demonstrated by the experiment described by Ms. Long in her May 3 letter to the editor....
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Sue Long Gloucester Long
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2012/05/09 18:56
2012/05/09 18:56
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Sea level rise a simple fact
... of the "theory" that melting glaciers, as a result of man-made global warming, will cause Sea levels to rise. By placing ice in a glass and filling it with water, we are to correctly observe...
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Sue Long Steven B. Christo
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2012/05/09 18:18
2012/05/09 18:18
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Groundwater said adding to sea level rise
Groundwater said adding to Sea level rise Groundwater for irrigation, drinking and industrial use could cause Sea level rises WASHINGTON | May 9, 2012 Groundwater for irrigation, drinking and...
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Yoshihide Wada Utrecht University Utrecht University in the Netherlands Washington American Geophysical Union
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2012/05/07 03:11
2012/05/07 03:11
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Advancing sea level projections
John Church and Joshua Willis Satellite and in situ observations show Sea level is continuing to rise. In the last Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, earth system model projections...
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Steve Rintoul Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation Australian Government Douglas Mawson Australian Antarctic Division
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2012/05/05 09:49
2012/05/05 09:49
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Cuba’s challenge: Preservation of coastal ecosyst...
... policies is the preservation of its coastal ecosystems against the predicted rise in Sea level and increasingly catastrophic extreme-weather events. With the country’s 5,500 kilometers...
Inter Press Service Carlos Rodríguez Teresa Marcial HAVANA Martín Pérez Marcial
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2012/05/05 08:27
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Greenland's glaciers are lifting sea levels, but ...
... through a long and narrow valley carved by the movement of ice. Photo: AFP RISES in Sea levels are unlikely to be as high as worst-case scenarios have forecast, according to research...
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Twila Moon University of Washington University of Washington Ohio State University Ohio State University
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2012/05/04 08:25
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Improving sea-level projections
Satellite and in situ observations show Sea level is continuing to rise. In the last Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, earth system model projections indicated global sea-level rise...
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2012/05/01 18:07
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Study: Warm Ocean Speeds Antarctic Melting
... how climate change-induced melting of the Earth’s polar ice sheets is affecting global Sea levels. “In very many places around the world, most places where you have glaciers, and in...
Hamish Pritchard Jan Gunnar Winther Chris MeaneyNASA NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Norwegian Polar Institute
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2012/04/30 08:00
2012/04/30 08:00
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Less cause for alarm?
Goldmark ("There's no time to waste on global warming debate," April 20) begins by saying: "The Sea level is rising and the clock is ticking." He goes on to imply that catastrophic increases in...
Peter Goldmark Louisiana Florida New Jersey New York
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2012/04/28 07:38
2012/04/28 07:38
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World's glaciers `losing 40pc of their volume` [n...
... will commit about 30 percent of their area and about 38 percent of their volume to global Sea level rise," he said. Mernild's group calculated this figure to be on the order of 22cm. "This...
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