next hour, cnn this morning starts right now good morning, everyone is at hot out there. welcome to cnn this morning it is sunday, june 20. i m amara walker. i m victor blackwell. thank you so much for joining us. here is what we are watching for you this morning to president s two very different strategies, just four days away now until they re showdown former president trump is on the road. president biden is focusing on formal debate, prep are already taken some shot to one another plus anti-government protesters hit israel streets, demanding a hostage deal and calling for early elections. this as we learn of new strikes overnight in gaza, and after you re months of being stuck on a board, a cargo ship that destroyed the francis scott key bridge in baltimore. several of the crew members have finally been allowed to go home what we know about those who are still on board. and we re going to speak with port of baltimore chaplin, who s been in touch with the crew plus c
Intertidal and subtidal environments occupy the land and sea interface and are highly susceptible to the influence of human-induced climate change and other drivers of change on both marine and terrestrial processes. As sea-level has an overwhelming influence on estuary evolution and geomorphology, sea-level rise is likely to have a profound impact on the structure and function of intertidal environments and, together with other climate change drivers, will also influence temperature and water quality. Changes in temperature and water quality will be greater in subtidal environments, although they are also modified by sea-level rise. The influence of sea-level rise on intertidal and subtidal environments can be conceptualized by considering the negative feedback between sedimentation, organic matter addition, autocompaction, subsidence, sea-level rise, and accommodation space. Other climate change drivers, such as increasing air and sea surface temperatures, extreme events, and elevate
Many coastal wetlands are under pressure due to climate change and the associated sea level rise (SLR). Many previous studies suggest that upslope lateral migration is the key adaptive mechanism for saline wetlands, such as mangroves and saltmarshes. However, few studies have explored the long-term fate of other wetland types, such as brackish swamps and freshwater forests. Using the current wetland map of a micro-tidal estuary, the Manning River in New South Wales, Australia, this study built a machine learning model based on the hydro-geomorphological settings of four broad wetland types. The model was then used to predict the future wetland distribution under three sea level rise scenarios. The predictions were compared to compute the persistence, net, swap, and total changes in the wetlands to investigate the loss and gain potential of different wetland classes. Our results for the study area show extensive gains by mangroves under low (0.5 m), moderate (1.0 m), and high (1.5 m) se
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accommodation space. it s open birthing. the only privacy that you have and i m sure that you ve seen because it s on the vessel s website are curtains. that s it. they were trapped by the flames on top? i would suspect. so you heard him say there are no locked doors aboard that vessel. that s an important thing and key thing for people to know. there have been a number of questions as to why those five crew members were able to get to safety and get off. they were above the deck. they happened to be out already and were able to jump to safety. used a small boat and made it to the good samaritan boat. the official was asked why they didn t try and help anyone else. and the response was they don t have any further information on that. but as you can see, those flames were all-consuming. they seemed to take up the entire deck, according to witnesses. and the two exits would have led up to the deck. certainly seemed it would have been difficult if not completely