Sea level doesn’t rise at the same rate everywhere – we mapped where Antarctica’s ice melt would have the biggest impact
Rising greenhouse gas emissions could cause substantial melting and much higher sea levels.
Rising greenhouse gas emissions could cause substantial melting and much higher sea levels.
Consumers’ food choices and cutting back on waste determine how much water is saved.
Geoengineering includes innovations to manipulate Earth’s climate, such as using particles to reflect sunlight.
UNESCO World Heritage sites include the Okavango Delta in Botswana and Everglades National Park in Florida.
Florida’s reef system attracts tourists, serves as a spawning ground for fish and absorbs offshore wave energy.
This decline of sea ice has many effects, from changing ecosystems to allowing more shipping through the Arctic Ocean.
This bite-sized video provides information on sargassum seaweed and its impact on Florida's beaches.
Scientists caution fisheries and climate change are still threats and conservation efforts must continue.
Rising ocean temperatures are strengthening hurricanes, prompting discussion about a potential Category 6.
Every fraction of a degree in warming that humans prevent reduces the risk of runaway climate conditions.
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