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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.
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 Maldives face a looming environmental disaster. Rising sea levels caused by global warming threaten these Indian Ocean paradise islands with environmental extinction.
As sea level rises, coastal inhabitants respond by building barriers. In the long term, planning that allows wetlands to migrate inland is recommended.
Many scientists, governments, and individuals are convinced the planet is warming and that the atmosphere is changing. Why do they believe what they believe?
New data show that glaciers are retreating in response to climate change.
Rising sea levels and increased ocean acidity, largely driven by global warming, herald looming environmental changes for coastal regions and marine biodiversity.
Various stress factors can cause corals to lose their algae which destroys the habitat.
Recent observations show that many of the world's glaciers are shrinking as global atmospheric and ocean temperatures increase at an alarming rate.
Polar climate change is now affecting Antarctica. The changing Antarctic environment will have global impacts on sea levels and local impacts on the fate of the penguins.
Looking for a unique retreat when visiting the Alps? A night in an igloo with fondue, glühwein, and a whirlpool under the stars may be what you're looking for.
Global warming means more than just rising temperatures. It affects ice caps, coastal communities, and marine creatures.
What climate and other environmental changes loom on the horizon due to increasing greenhouse gas emissions, and how will these changes affect earth and life?
The summer ice coverage in the Far North is declining and this will have serious consequences elsewhere on the planet.
Travelling to Banff in the Canadian Rockies means gaining elevation. A tour operator says this is usually not a problem, but check first if you have poor health.
At 9,157 feet above sea level, Mt. Lemmon is a popular escape from Tucson's summer heat. It's a biology lesson as well, equivalent to driving from Mexico to Canada.
The Arctic Report Card confirms that global warming is changing the environment of the arctic region with less ice cover and higher air temperatures.
Human-induced climate change can lead to a millennium of higher atmospheric temperatures, lower dry-season rainfall, and increased land loss as oceans continue to rise.
An inquiry by Australian parliamentarians has found that the coastline faces a major threat from climate change.
Temperatures and precipitation are predicted to increase because of global warming. This will lead to food shortages, decreased water supplies and severe storms.
During the last glacial period, the environments of the northern and southern hemispheres were much different than they are today.
After much argument and controversy, the biggest public works project in Italian history is under way, but is it too little, too late?
A calculation of the weight of Earth's atmosphere using the atmospheric pressure at sea level, Earth's radius, and an understanding of the physics of pressure.
Using climate, water resource, and topographical data, GIS allows resource managers to predict possible impacts of climate changes based on historical and current trends.
Adjusting to higher altitudes can be physically draining and even uncomfortable. However, the transition can be much easier by taking a few simple steps.
Lambert Glacier is a major glacier in East Antarctica and is also the largest glacier in the world.
Along the old train tracks and through tunnels in the northeastern valleys of Quito, Ecuador, is a great mountain biking trail for beginner cyclists or families.
The Earth is warming up--surface temperatures are rising, the level of the oceans are rising, the ice caps are melting, and the carbon dioxide levels are rising.
Now more than ever people are curious about how rising ocean levels will affect our cities. If or when the polar ice caps melt, what will be waterfront property?
the world reknown Lima to Huancayo Train Journey in Peru's Central Andes is celebrating its 100th Anniversary. Here are the details.
With his several books on Gaia, planet Earth as one living organism, climatologist James Lovelock has become a green guru and controversial advocate for nuclear power.
When glaciers flow over continents, they leave their mark. One unlikely place where glaciation is evident is the African continent.
Mangroves are important in their own right, but also essential for many other species and ecosystems.
U.S. Global Change Research Program shows evaporation is dominating other effects of higher temperatures, challenging the future of a huge fresh-water supply.
With climate change often featured in news headlines, it is important to understand the scientific terms and research behind the policy debate.
Scientists now know that sea-ice in the Arctic and Antarctic is shrinking and they are attributing it to a warmer atmosphere and warmer oceans.
The Maldives works with a clean energy technology team to minimize carbon footprint, but tourism is a primary industry and carbon neutral travel is difficult to achieve.
Forget the road map. U. S. Highway 331 goes straight through the heart of south Alabama and is the main route to the Florida Gulf Coast. It's also a great scenic drive.
Although it's possible to become used to living at higher altitudes, the decreased available oxygen may make a short visit uncomfortable.
Beneath the sidewalks and city of Seattle, another world exists. It is the world of the pioneers, the original settlers of Seattle.
Choose between architecture and marine life. Save the city or preserve the lagoon - a difficult choice for the Venetians.
Weather anchors refer to developing or impending hurricanes using a "category" scale. The categories define in detail potential property damage and flooding.
The blue holes of the Bahamas are unique geological features, they are the only tidal underwater caves in the world.
Carbon Dioxide levels, largely man made, are increasing the world average temperture. This increase will have a devestating effect on sea levels.
Effects of global warming and climate change causing millions to migrate, leaving victims of ecological disasters with no real rights or legal protection.
Southeast Asia's prehistory is dominated by change and the isolating factors of geography.
The world is an ever changing landscape in which climate change means some of our most spectacular sights are facing an uncertain future.


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