Sea-Level Change in Southeast Asia 6,000 Years Ago Has Implications Among Coastal Areas Today

Medicine & Technology Feb 15, 2017

Climate change is the one to blame for most detrimental shifts happening these days in the environment. However, there were also changes brought alone by time which included the sea-level change in the coasts in Southeast Asia which dates back to almost 6,000 years ago.

Sea Level Change In Arctic Caused By Canada’s Glaciers

Feb 15, 2017

A research has unveiled that sea level change in Arctic is mostly caused by Canada’s glaciers and melting of ice caps.

Salt Marshes Are Threatened To Disappear As Sea Level Rises

Feb 13, 2017

Climate change has detrimental impacts to the environment and salt marshes are its new target. Know more about how increasing sea levels affect the world's vital salt marshes.

Burning Of Fossil Fuels Could Melt Antarctica

Sep 15, 2015

This could result in submersion of most coastal cities like Tokyo, New York, Washington, and Shanghai.

NASA: Sea Level Will Rise By One Meter Over The Next 100 Years

Sep 09, 2015

Researchers fear for the impending doom as researchers found that a one-meter rise in sea level is inevitable to happen over the next 100 to 200 years.

A Closer Look On Climate Change "Wild Card"

Sep 09, 2015

The Climate Change and Global Warming have been happening progressively over the years.

Alarming New Study Reveals Rising Sea Levels is Happening Faster Than Researchers Thought

Jan 17, 2015

It could be time to sound the alarm, as a new study reveals that the rise in global sea levels from the end of the 20th century until the last two decades is accelerating much faster than scientists previously believed. It was discovered that there were loopholes in the estimates made for an earlier period which has caused the rest of the readings to be off.