In case you were wondering we are now entering the age of retreat.
And here is a list documenting retreat globally. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_areas_depopulated_due_to_climate_change
This has all happened as we approach crossing 1.5ºC permanently.
What happens at 2ºC, which will be crossed in the next 15-20yrs?
The Bay Area is more than halfway to its goal of restoring 100,000 acres of tidal #wetlands, which are a natural buffer to floodwaters from #SeaLevelRise 🌊
The region now boasts 57,800 acres of restored tidal marsh!
https://www.kqed.org/science/1998966/rising-tides-drive-a-bay-area-push-to-bring-back-vanished-marshlands
Miami’s conservative leaders are embracing climate adaptation 🌊🏗️—investing in infrastructure to combat sea level rise and king tides. A shift from denial to resilience. #ClimateAdaptation #Miami #SeaLevelRise #Resilience
🔗 https://www.theinvadingsea.com/2025/10/29/climate-change-adaptation-conservative-miami-resilience-king-tide-sea-level-rise-infrastructure/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica-Autoposting
**Research found that rapid emissions cuts would avoid 64cm of ‘locked in’ sea level rise by 2300 🌊📉. Rising seas are already threatening to wipe out small-island nations 🏝️, jeopardising the security, livelihoods and cultures of people who live in these areas.**
Read Full Article
#ClimateAction #SeaLevelRise #SustainableFuture #ProtectOurIslands #ActOnClimate https://www.carbonbrief.org/rapid-emissions-cuts-would-avoid-64cm-of-locked-in-sea-level-rise-by-2300/
Reenviado desde Science News
(https://t.me/experienciainterdimensional/9427)
Journal Nature: Modern sea-level rise breaks 4,000-year stability in southeastern China - https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09600-z
One of the first studies to address sea-level budgets for regions outside North America's east coast, the researchers looked in-depth at available data for the entirety of the #Holocene in #China. With many of China's megacities sited on deltas, they note up to 1 m subsidence due primarily to ground water extraction, exacerbating predicted #SeaLevelRise.
Boston partnership with Army Corps to study coastal storm risk may be in jeopardy
https://www.wbur.org/news/2025/10/27/boston-partnership-army-corps-coastal-storm-risk
#Boston #cliimatechange #climatecrisis #climateresilience #sealevelrise
Thai villagers have moved four times to escape rising sea levels: Life on the climate-change frontline https://phys.org/news/2025-10-thai-villagers-sea-life-climate.html
@Sustainable2050
Based on an article in #ZEIT magazine, which discussed the 65-meter sea level rise following the melting of the entire polar ice cap, I illustrated the whole misery with a little mathematical example. A 65-meter rise is otherwise hard to imagine. You can read more about it in my blog:
"Climate change is not a question of faith." https://vorgarten2969157.garden/2019/11/23/der-klimawandel-ist-keine-glaubensfrage/ (German only)
#sealevelrise #meeresspiegelanstieg #Climatechange #klimawandel
24-Oct-2025
Deep emission cuts before mid-century decisive to reduce long-term #seaLevelRise legacy
AR6-WG2 says, Bangladesh must move 2/3 of her Southern power plants by 2030, to escape erosion from saltwater.
By 2030... !
https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg2/chapter/chapter-10/
And saltwater creeping up river deltas kills the soil and groundwater aquifers.
I find it also very difficult to imagine the damage to our civilisation from sealevel rise. But it's really very real. And not centuries away either.
The "factories of our civilisation" are all in regions with massive numbers of exposed and vulnerable=poor coastal populations.
Where do they go when their veggie garden and rice paddy yields no harvest anymore, and coral reefs die along with fish stocks.
Sudden urbanisation creates tensions, unless a suitable political culture and resource availability prepare infrastructure and social politics to prevent upheaval.
Each failed state lowers production capacity for all our complex supply chains, with huge follow-up impacts in our societies here in Global North.
The threat from #SeaLevelRise to our civilisation is very real.
#AR6WG2 #by2030 #climateChange #climateImpacts
Protecting Our Planet: The Fight Against Global Warming
environmentalism person meaningas The World continues to grapple with the consequences of climate change, The Need to Take Action Against Global Warming Has Never Been More Urgent. Our Planet is facing unpredentd challenges, from rising temperatures to extreme weather events, and it is up to US to make a different. In this article, We Will Explore The Varyus Initiatives and Strategies Being Implement To To Combat Global Warming and Protect Our Environment For Future Generations.
The Science Behind Global Warming
Global Warming Is Primarily Caused by The Excessive Emission of Greenhouse Gases into the Earth’s Atmosphere. These gases, Such As Carbon Dioxide and Methane, Trap Heat from The Sun and Prevent It From Scack Back into Space. As A Result, The Planet’s average Temperature Rises, Leading to a Wide Range of Environmental and Ecological Concene.
is vital to understand that Global Warming is not a natural phenomenon but rather a direct result of human activities. The Burning of Fossil Fuels for Energy Production, Deforestation, and Industrial Processes Are Major Contributors to Greenhouse gas emissions.
The Concequences of Global Warming
The Concequences of Global Warming Are Far-Reaching and Impact Various Aspects of Our Lives. From meling glaciers and rising is Levels to More Frequent and Intense Heatwaves, Hurricanes, and Drooughts, The Effects are undeniable and Alarming.
One of the Most Pressing Concerns is the loss of biodiversity. Rising Temperatures and Changing Weather Patterns Disrupt Ecosystems, Leading to the Extinction of Numbering Species. Coral Reefs, for Example, Private Vulnerable are
Moreover, Global Warming Exacerbates Existing Social and Economic Inequalities, as marginalized Communities Offen Bear The Brunt of ITS Concequences. Impaverished Areas are more susceptible to Extreme Weather Events and Face Limited Access to Resources and Support Systems.
Global Warming Fighting: Initiatives and Strategies
Fortunately, There is a Collective Effort to Global Warming On Multiple Fronts. Governments, Organizations, and Individuals Are Activeley Working Towards Sustainable Solutions and Racing Our Carbon Footprint.
1. Transitioning to renewable energy
One of the Most Effective Ways To Combat Global Warming Is To Transition From Fossil Fuel Dependence to Renewable Energy Sources. Solar, Wind, Hydro, and Geothermal Power Offer Sustainable alternatives that reduces Greenhouse gas emissions and promote to Cleaner Energy Future.
The Shift Towards Renewable Energy Not Only Helps in Mitigating Global Warming But Also Creates New Job Opportunities and Promotes Economic Growth.
2. ENERGY EFFICICH AND CONSERTION
Crucial Anotherher Aspect of the Fight Against Global Warming Is Improving Energy Efficient. This Involves Reducting Waste in Buildings, Industries, and Transportation. Implementing Energy-Efficient Technologies and finding conservation practices can significantly reduces Greenhouse gas emissions.
Energy Efficient not only reduces OUR Carbon Footprint But also Helps in Lowering Energy Costs for Individuals and Organizations.
3. Afforestation and reforestation
Trees Natural Car Carbon Sinks, Absorbing Carbon Dioxide From The Atmosphere and Storing It in the form of biomass. Afforestation and reforestation efforts aim to increase Forest Cover and restore degraded areas, crucial province in the Fight Against Global Warming.
initiatives not only Help in Reducting Greenhouse Gas Levels But also contributes to biodiversity conservation and provides habitats for varieding species.
4. SUBSTANABLE AGRICULTURE AND LAND MANAGEMENT
Agriculture and Land Use a significant contribute to Global Warming Through deforestation, Methane emissions from Livestock, and Intensive Farming Practices. SUBSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL METHODS, Such as Organic Farming and Regenerative Practices, Can Reduce The Sector’s Sector Impact.
by adopting substantial Land Management Strategies, We Can Limit Soil Erosion, Enhance Water Retention, and Promote Carbon Dry Sequestration.
5. International Cooperation and Policy Changes
Addressing Global Warming Requirements International Cooperation and Policy Changes at A Global Scale. The Paris Agreement, Signed by Nearly All Countries, Provides a Framework for Collective Action to Limit Global Temperature Rise and Combat Climate Change.
nations Must Work Together to Implement Polies That Promote Renewable Energy, Incentivize Sustainable Practices, and Enforce Even Redtions.
CONCLUSION
The Fight Against Global Warming is a Shared Responsibility that requires ongoing commitment and action. With the consequences of climate change Becoming increased evident, it is crucial to prioritize substantial practices and reduces our carbon footprint. By transitioning to renewable energy, improving energy efficiency, promoting afforestation, and implementing agricultural substantable practices, we can mitigate Global Warming and Protect Our Planet for Future Generations.
remember, Every Action Counts, and Together, We Can Make A Significant Impact in The Battle Against Global Warming.
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Protecting Our Planet: The Fight Against Global Warming
Gringud.com delves into the link between melting ice caps and rising sea levels. ??? Explore the urgency of addressing climate change for our oceans! #SeaLevelRise #ClimateCrisis
https://ibizaund.wordpress.com/2025/10/26/protecting-our-planet-the-fight-against-global-warming-2/
https://newlyupdatepost.blogspot.com/2025/10/blog-post_26.html
NASA supercomputers predict Earth's future: rising temperatures, climate changes, and impacts on human life and livelihoods.
#NASA #EarthFuture #ClimateChange #SuperComputer #GlobalWarming #SeaLevelRise #EarthWarning #TippingPoints #PlanetHeat #
The age of mass global climate migration is upon us.
This all at ~1.50°C of heating.
There is a 97% certainty that 2°C will be crossed.
We are completely unprepared.
This was a really cool session, started with palaeoproxies, ice sheet dynamics, detoured into extreme value statistics and isostatic rebound and ended with concrete and steel and community engagement.
Just like every grant ever says it will..
https://fediscience.org/@Ruth_Mottram/115427994568074265
Ruth_Mottram - 2nd day of the #NCKF25 symposium and the plenary is all about the #SeaLevelRise.
This is the downstream part of our job as glaciologists and it's important to understand how the projections will, can and should be used...
Coming back to this at #NCKF25 where my former boss (+IPCC lead author) Jens Hesselbjerg Christensen is looking at #Eemian #SeaLevelRise
Not quite as catastrophic as the MWP1a but still large. I wonder if this has been updated recently at all?
https://fediscience.org/@Ruth_Mottram/115304238980577506
Ruth_Mottram - This plot on wikipedia was made by @RARohde based on data published in late 90s and early 00s. Wondering if this has been updated or if there is new understanding on any of these palaeo records?
#Palaeoclimate #SeaLevelRise #IceSheets
Maybe @DrEvanGowan has thoughts? Anyone else?
2nd day of the #NCKF25 symposium and the plenary is all about the #SeaLevelRise. This is the downstream part of our job as glaciologists and it's important to understand how the projections will, can and should be used...
2nd day of the #NCKF25 symposium and the plenary is all about the #SeaLevelRise. This is the downstream part of our job as glaciologists and it's important to understand how the projections will, can and should be used...
2nd day of the #NCKF25 symposium and the plenary is all about the #SeaLevelRise.
This is the downstream part of our job as glaciologists and it's important to understand how the projections will, can and should be used...
