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Rising Seas in South Florida (2014)

Adaptation, Climate Change, Environment, North America, Oceans, Sea Level Rise, Solutions, United States, Video, World News

Rising Seas in South Florida (2014)

In recent years, increased flooding has been a stark wake up call for people living in South Florida. Projections calculated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers indicate sea levels will rise 9 to 24 inches by 2060 in that vulnerable region.

By CLIMATE STATE|2025-02-26T17:20:37+01:00March 21, 2014|Categories: Adaptation, Climate Change, Environment, North America, Oceans, Sea Level Rise, Solutions, United States, Video, World News|Tags: 2014, Florida, PBS, Sea Level Rise, United States, Video|1 Comment

Global Warming Speeds Up Methane Emissions from Freshwater

Scientists think the amount of methane emitted to the atmosphere from freshwater ecosystems will increase as the climate warms, triggering further warming.

By CLIMATE STATE|2025-02-26T17:59:42+01:00March 21, 2014|Categories: Carbon Dioxide (CO2), Flood, Greenhouse Gases, Methane (CH4), Science, Soils, World News|Tags: 2014, Carbon Dioxide, Freshwater, Methane, Temperature, University of Exeter|0 Comments

EU could afford to lead international climate action

Late-comers face a clear trade-off between lower short term costs and higher transitional challenges.

By CLIMATE STATE|2025-02-26T11:08:53+01:00March 21, 2014|Categories: Climate Change, Climate Policy, Emissions Reduction, Energy, Europe, Germany, Science, World News|Tags: 2014, Climate Action, Climate Policy, Energy, Europe, Fossil Fuels, Potsdam Institute|0 Comments

Rising Seas in South Florida (2014)

Rising Seas in South Florida (2014)

Global Warming Speeds Up Methane Emissions from Freshwater

Global Warming Speeds Up Methane Emissions from Freshwater

EU could afford to lead international climate action

EU could afford to lead international climate action

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