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Rising Sea Levels: New York, San Francisco, Other US Coastal Cities to Sink Into the Ocean by 2050 [Study]

Rising Sea Levels: New York, San Francisco, Other US Coastal Cities to Sink Into the Ocean by 2050 [Study]
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Sea Level Rise May Increase Methane Emissions From Wetlands, Study Warns

Scientists have believed, is that the tidal wetlands found in estuaries might produce less methane a potent greenhouse gas as the increasing influx of seawater makes these habitats less hospitable to methane-producing microbes.

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New York Sinking: Coastal Flooding Due to Rising Sea Levels Threatens to Sink Big Apple

The “city that never sleeps” becomes the city that sinks. Click to read more. Rising sea level has been a major repercussion of climate change, primarily because of melting glaciers and ice sheets in polar continents, as well as in other icy regions of the world.

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Cave Deposits Reveal Rise of Sea Levels in the 20th Century Due to Industrial Revolution

The sea level has risen 18 centimeters since the turn of the 20th century, according to a group of researchers from around the world conducted by the University of South Florida (USF).

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Ancient Ice in Antarctica and Greenland Reveals Massive Volcanic Eruptions from the Last Ice Age

Pre-historic volcanic eruptions are way larger than eruptions in modern human history. Ancient ice found under Antarctica and Greenland showed signs of massive volcanic eruptions from the last ice age.

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