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More than half of mangroves worldwide may face high or severe risk by 2100 due to increased tropical cyclones and sea level ...

Chennai: Chennai is among eight Indian cities likely to face a two-fold increase in heatwave days in the next five years, ...

We have a problem. We live on an Island, and the sea is rising. Sea-level rise increases the height of storm waves, and thus ...

For the first time in over a decade, all five Great Lakes have slipped below their average water levels — a quiet but consequential marker in the escalating story of ...

Glenn Youngkin, Virginia’s Republican governor, thinks the state can shoulder the burden, but Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark ...

Every year, the rains return mdash;and so do the floods in Accra . Roads become rivers, homes are submerged, lives are lost, ...

A new study warns that India could see a 43% spike in extreme rainfall and intensified heatwaves by 2030, driven by climate ...

Tidal flats are a type of ecosystem that provide habitat for wildlife and help fight climate change—yet ... s first internationally protected coastal wetland, and its tidal flats were designated ...

From coastlines to heartland, new research suggests the very geography of the United States could be dramatically altered by ...

Climate change poses a risk to Balochistan’s marine fisheries and resources and coastal livelihoods ...

Mangrove, saltmarsh, sea grass, oyster reef, and coral reef are typical types of coastal wetland, each type has its unique adaptive strategy to climate change, through some processes and mechanisms.