North Sea Rising Faster than Belgium Can Protect Its Coast?
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The average sea level measured in Ostend has increased by approximately 23.6 cm between 1951 and 2024, or some 3.2 mm per year on average, and the increase is accelerating: since 2015, it has exceeded 5 mm per year, is apparent on Monday from a report by the Climate Change Risk Analysis Centre (Cerac) and the Institute of Natural Sciences. Sea temperatures have also been rising for several decades. ...
The level of the sea has increased by almost 24 centimetres since 1950 in Ostend, on the Belgian coast, and this increase has accelerated over the last decade, according to a report published on Monday, which warns about climate change of anthropogenic origin, informs AFP, says Agerpres. The report, published by the Center for Risk Analysis Associated with Change [...] Article Belgian researchers warns about the rise of the sea level in Ostend f…
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