Sentence examples for increased sea levels from inspiring English sources
During the Holstein Interglacial, the waters that resulted from the melting of the vast continental ice sheets of the previous glacial period increased sea levels and much of the lowlands were inundated.
One thing for sure is that we can expect to see an increased number of forces at work influencing the health of people in low and middle income countries as economic development, political instability, extreme weather and increased sea levels are all likely to take an increased toll on countries' infrastructure.
The next step, the authors said, is for them to meet with state agencies and try to work with them to carry out some of the report's recommendations of ways to cope with climate change One would be to get the state to routinely incorporate projections of increased sea levels and heavy downpours when building big infrastructure projects.
These are all components of the planet's integral makeup, and when damaged in this way, they will trigger defensive feedback mechanisms: rising temperatures, shifting rainfall patterns, and increased sea levels, among other reactions.
The 95% highest posterior density (HPD) of the basal Aegla nodes are consistant with episodes of increased sea levels documented at the Bay of Tongoy, Chile (~ 4.2 - 5.0 Ma; [ 24]), whereas the basal node of Trichomycterus areolatus emerge during a time of decreased sea levels that occurred in the region roughly 1.4 - 2.2 Ma [ 24].
More specifically, increased sea level in conjunction with extreme sea level events, such as waves and storm surges, will reduce arable land, affect groundwater reserves, and increase the risk of flooding and erosion in coastal areas as well as infrastructure damage (Nurse et al. 2014).
Beaches will shrink with increased sea level rise and coastal erosion from intensified storms.
Surface temperatures are rising, rainfall and stream flow has generally declined, rain intensity has increased, sea level and sea surface temperatures have increased, and the ocean is acidifying.
Tillis was the Speaker of the Assembly when it voted to forbid the state's coastal commission from planning for the increased sea level rise that scientists are predicting will occur due to climate change.
This is especially true for Small Islands (SI) where increasing sea levels and storm intensities threaten already limited land availability.
