Articles related to "Coastal Erosion"

Take a journey through the coastal wetlands of Louisiana with Photographer CC Lockwood and Painter Rhea Gary as they document the loss of marine and estuarine habitat

Alaska finds itself at the leading edge of impacts related to climate change. The State Legislature formed a commission in 2006 assess the effects of these changes.

Kent has one of the longest coastlines in the UK, but it's at risk from erosion and pollution. A new scheme is trying to find out everything about the coastline.

Increased global levels of carbon dioxide emissions and temperatures will raise levels of ocean acidification and threaten the long term survival of coral reef ecosystems

Set deep in Louisiana bayou country, the story of artist Kenny Hill's enigmatic sculpture garden is a tale of artistic beauty, creation and unexplained abandonment

A study published in Science magazine describes the human impacts on global marine ecosystems in a visual map of temperature, uv radiation and acidification

According to the United Nations rising sea levels, largely as a result of climate change, may potentially displace millions of people from coastal areas and river deltas.

Global warming, habitat loss, farming and over fishing are causing increased loss of biodiversity. Changing environmental factors are putting the planet in peril.

The Australian pine is an aggressive pioneer species causing coastal erosion in many coastal and island ecosystems.

The world is an ever changing landscape in which climate change means some of our most spectacular sights are facing an uncertain future.

Companies offer free supplementary educational curricula, posters, software, DVDs, and other resources for teachers, homeschoolers, 4-H groups, and Scout leaders.

Dams affect oceans in a variety of ways by altering the flow of rivers leading into the sea.

A major concern of global warming is sea level rise. New satellite data proposes that the sea level is expanding much faster than previously thought.

The white mangrove, species name Laguncularia racemosa, is a member of the Combretaceae family, along with the Buttonwood mangrove.

August 29, 2007 is the second anniversary of the hurricane that nearly wiped out New Orleans. The French Quarter is full of tourists, but other areas need your help.