US EditionSea-level rise threatens Vancouver Island communities
- Coastal communities on Vancouver Island are facing rising sea levels and severe storms due to climate change, according to local residents and researchers.
- Indigenous Leadership Coastal First Nations are proactively preparing for climate impacts but face barriers such as limited funding.
- A report estimates that storm surges could threaten significant financial loss to property by 2100.
- Experts call for a coordinated strategy to address climate adaptation, highlighting the need for immediate action amidst rising sea levels.
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‘Rising Seas’ climate art, performance series returning to Alameda in May
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The slow-motion tsunami that threatens our beaches: from the flood of Vera to the promenade of Matalascañas
The beach of Doñana has lost 80 meters of sand in recent decades and scientists and ecologists warn of the perfect storm that hangs over all the Spanish coast: the rise of the sea level, the climate change and the hand of the man Read
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