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  1. A More Troubling Picture of Sea Level Rise Is Coming into View

    Scientists have uncovered a “blind spot” in the research on rising seas, revealing that tens of millions of people thought safe from coastal flooding are at risk of inundation. Across much of the world, sea levels are higher than previously assumed and land is sinking faster.

    By Fred Pearce • April 9, 2026

    Excerpt: "The other new study focused on the world’s #RiverDeltas. It has long been known that many #deltas are sinking under the influence of #Groundwater pumping. But as Robert Nicholls, climate adaptation researcher at the University of East Anglia, notes, 'There have been lots of different estimates.' Data were inconsistent and based on crude, delta-wide estimates. 'Now at last we have a consistent data set, with high spatial resolution.'

    "That data comes from Leonard Ohenhen, an earth system scientist at the University of California, Irvine, who used satellite-mounted radar to produce 3D maps of subsidence on 40 of the world’s biggest and most populous river deltas. He has found that subsidence afflicts more than half those deltas. Most startlingly, in 18 cases subsidence rates exceed those of #RisingTides — hence, more than doubling the effective yearly rise in local sea levels, and in some cases multiplying it tenfold.

    "This again puts tens of millions of people once thought safe from rising tides this century in imminent harm’s way, including those living on the deltas of the #Nile in #Egypt, the #Mekong in #Vietnam, the #Mahanadi in #India, and the #YellowRiver in #China. If the current rate of subsidence persists, these areas will be flooded much sooner than thought.

    "Researchers say many deltas and other low-lying coastal areas not included in the two studies are at greater risk than believed and urgently require detailed investigation of both actual sea levels and the rate of land subsidence."

    Read more:
    e360.yale.edu/features/sea-lev

    #SeaLevelRise #Subsidience #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #SeaLevels #RiverDeltas #GroundwaterExtraction #BigWater

  2. A More Troubling Picture of Sea Level Rise Is Coming into View

    Scientists have uncovered a “blind spot” in the research on rising seas, revealing that tens of millions of people thought safe from coastal flooding are at risk of inundation. Across much of the world, sea levels are higher than previously assumed and land is sinking faster.

    By Fred Pearce • April 9, 2026

    Excerpt: "The other new study focused on the world’s #RiverDeltas. It has long been known that many #deltas are sinking under the influence of #Groundwater pumping. But as Robert Nicholls, climate adaptation researcher at the University of East Anglia, notes, 'There have been lots of different estimates.' Data were inconsistent and based on crude, delta-wide estimates. 'Now at last we have a consistent data set, with high spatial resolution.'

    "That data comes from Leonard Ohenhen, an earth system scientist at the University of California, Irvine, who used satellite-mounted radar to produce 3D maps of subsidence on 40 of the world’s biggest and most populous river deltas. He has found that subsidence afflicts more than half those deltas. Most startlingly, in 18 cases subsidence rates exceed those of #RisingTides — hence, more than doubling the effective yearly rise in local sea levels, and in some cases multiplying it tenfold.

    "This again puts tens of millions of people once thought safe from rising tides this century in imminent harm’s way, including those living on the deltas of the #Nile in #Egypt, the #Mekong in #Vietnam, the #Mahanadi in #India, and the #YellowRiver in #China. If the current rate of subsidence persists, these areas will be flooded much sooner than thought.

    "Researchers say many deltas and other low-lying coastal areas not included in the two studies are at greater risk than believed and urgently require detailed investigation of both actual sea levels and the rate of land subsidence."

    Read more:
    e360.yale.edu/features/sea-lev

    #SeaLevelRise #Subsidience #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #SeaLevels #RiverDeltas #GroundwaterExtraction #BigWater

  3. A More Troubling Picture of Sea Level Rise Is Coming into View

    Scientists have uncovered a “blind spot” in the research on rising seas, revealing that tens of millions of people thought safe from coastal flooding are at risk of inundation. Across much of the world, sea levels are higher than previously assumed and land is sinking faster.

    By Fred Pearce • April 9, 2026

    Excerpt: "The other new study focused on the world’s #RiverDeltas. It has long been known that many #deltas are sinking under the influence of #Groundwater pumping. But as Robert Nicholls, climate adaptation researcher at the University of East Anglia, notes, 'There have been lots of different estimates.' Data were inconsistent and based on crude, delta-wide estimates. 'Now at last we have a consistent data set, with high spatial resolution.'

    "That data comes from Leonard Ohenhen, an earth system scientist at the University of California, Irvine, who used satellite-mounted radar to produce 3D maps of subsidence on 40 of the world’s biggest and most populous river deltas. He has found that subsidence afflicts more than half those deltas. Most startlingly, in 18 cases subsidence rates exceed those of #RisingTides — hence, more than doubling the effective yearly rise in local sea levels, and in some cases multiplying it tenfold.

    "This again puts tens of millions of people once thought safe from rising tides this century in imminent harm’s way, including those living on the deltas of the #Nile in #Egypt, the #Mekong in #Vietnam, the #Mahanadi in #India, and the #YellowRiver in #China. If the current rate of subsidence persists, these areas will be flooded much sooner than thought.

    "Researchers say many deltas and other low-lying coastal areas not included in the two studies are at greater risk than believed and urgently require detailed investigation of both actual sea levels and the rate of land subsidence."

    Read more:
    e360.yale.edu/features/sea-lev

    #SeaLevelRise #Subsidience #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #SeaLevels #RiverDeltas #GroundwaterExtraction #BigWater

  4. A More Troubling Picture of Sea Level Rise Is Coming into View

    Scientists have uncovered a “blind spot” in the research on rising seas, revealing that tens of millions of people thought safe from coastal flooding are at risk of inundation. Across much of the world, sea levels are higher than previously assumed and land is sinking faster.

    By Fred Pearce • April 9, 2026

    Excerpt: "The other new study focused on the world’s #RiverDeltas. It has long been known that many #deltas are sinking under the influence of #Groundwater pumping. But as Robert Nicholls, climate adaptation researcher at the University of East Anglia, notes, 'There have been lots of different estimates.' Data were inconsistent and based on crude, delta-wide estimates. 'Now at last we have a consistent data set, with high spatial resolution.'

    "That data comes from Leonard Ohenhen, an earth system scientist at the University of California, Irvine, who used satellite-mounted radar to produce 3D maps of subsidence on 40 of the world’s biggest and most populous river deltas. He has found that subsidence afflicts more than half those deltas. Most startlingly, in 18 cases subsidence rates exceed those of #RisingTides — hence, more than doubling the effective yearly rise in local sea levels, and in some cases multiplying it tenfold.

    "This again puts tens of millions of people once thought safe from rising tides this century in imminent harm’s way, including those living on the deltas of the #Nile in #Egypt, the #Mekong in #Vietnam, the #Mahanadi in #India, and the #YellowRiver in #China. If the current rate of subsidence persists, these areas will be flooded much sooner than thought.

    "Researchers say many deltas and other low-lying coastal areas not included in the two studies are at greater risk than believed and urgently require detailed investigation of both actual sea levels and the rate of land subsidence."

    Read more:
    e360.yale.edu/features/sea-lev

    #SeaLevelRise #Subsidience #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #SeaLevels #RiverDeltas #GroundwaterExtraction #BigWater

  5. A More Troubling Picture of Sea Level Rise Is Coming into View

    Scientists have uncovered a “blind spot” in the research on rising seas, revealing that tens of millions of people thought safe from coastal flooding are at risk of inundation. Across much of the world, sea levels are higher than previously assumed and land is sinking faster.

    By Fred Pearce • April 9, 2026

    Excerpt: "The other new study focused on the world’s #RiverDeltas. It has long been known that many #deltas are sinking under the influence of #Groundwater pumping. But as Robert Nicholls, climate adaptation researcher at the University of East Anglia, notes, 'There have been lots of different estimates.' Data were inconsistent and based on crude, delta-wide estimates. 'Now at last we have a consistent data set, with high spatial resolution.'

    "That data comes from Leonard Ohenhen, an earth system scientist at the University of California, Irvine, who used satellite-mounted radar to produce 3D maps of subsidence on 40 of the world’s biggest and most populous river deltas. He has found that subsidence afflicts more than half those deltas. Most startlingly, in 18 cases subsidence rates exceed those of #RisingTides — hence, more than doubling the effective yearly rise in local sea levels, and in some cases multiplying it tenfold.

    "This again puts tens of millions of people once thought safe from rising tides this century in imminent harm’s way, including those living on the deltas of the #Nile in #Egypt, the #Mekong in #Vietnam, the #Mahanadi in #India, and the #YellowRiver in #China. If the current rate of subsidence persists, these areas will be flooded much sooner than thought.

    "Researchers say many deltas and other low-lying coastal areas not included in the two studies are at greater risk than believed and urgently require detailed investigation of both actual sea levels and the rate of land subsidence."

    Read more:
    e360.yale.edu/features/sea-lev

    #SeaLevelRise #Subsidience #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #SeaLevels #RiverDeltas #GroundwaterExtraction #BigWater

  6. @jhaue There don’t appear to be many Universities that have not been corrupted.

    Poisoning the minds of the young with scholarships, grants, linkage grants, sponsored research centres and the fully owned institutes for fossil fuel partnerships.

    There’s no research on a dead planet.

    #FossilFools ##GlobalHeating #ClimateCatastrophes #RisingTIDES #Auspol #AusEd

    australiainstitute.org.au/wp-c

  7. @jhaue There don’t appear to be many Universities that have not been corrupted.

    Poisoning the minds of the young with scholarships, grants, linkage grants, sponsored research centres and the fully owned institutes for fossil fuel partnerships.

    There’s no research on a dead planet.

    #FossilFools ##GlobalHeating #ClimateCatastrophes #RisingTIDES #Auspol #AusEd

    australiainstitute.org.au/wp-c

  8. We're participating in the rising tides challenge blueoceangames.com/?referrer=b

    ✅ Connect your Steam account to prove you’re a real gamer
    ⚔️ Vote 1-on-1 in head-to-head trailer matchups (Elo-style)

    #risingtides #indiedev #indiegamedev

  9. 'Rising Tides,' a year-long climate arts project, continued with fantastic performances at the first installment of its outdoor series, 'Rising Seas.' Gene Kahane shares the performances and invites the community to the next free installment on June 21. Photos by JZLim Photography. alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #dance #performance #RadiumPresents #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingSeas #RisingTides #SeaplaneLagoonPromenade #WestEndArtsDistrict

  10. 'Rising Tides,' a year-long climate arts project, continued with fantastic performances at the first installment of its outdoor series, 'Rising Seas.' Gene Kahane shares the performances and invites the community to the next free installment on June 21. Photos by JZLim Photography. alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #dance #performance #RadiumPresents #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingSeas #RisingTides #SeaplaneLagoonPromenade #WestEndArtsDistrict

  11. 'Rising Tides,' a year-long climate arts project, continued with fantastic performances at the first installment of its outdoor series, 'Rising Seas.' Gene Kahane shares the performances and invites the community to the next free installment on June 21. Photos by JZLim Photography. alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #dance #performance #RadiumPresents #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingSeas #RisingTides #SeaplaneLagoonPromenade #WestEndArtsDistrict

  12. 'Rising Tides,' a year-long climate arts project, continued with fantastic performances at the first installment of its outdoor series, 'Rising Seas.' Gene Kahane shares the performances and invites the community to the next free installment on June 21. Photos by JZLim Photography. alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #dance #performance #RadiumPresents #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingSeas #RisingTides #SeaplaneLagoonPromenade #WestEndArtsDistrict

  13. 'Rising Tides,' a year-long climate arts project, continued with fantastic performances at the first installment of its outdoor series, 'Rising Seas.' Gene Kahane shares the performances and invites the community to the next free installment on June 21. Photos by JZLim Photography. alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #dance #performance #RadiumPresents #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingSeas #RisingTides #SeaplaneLagoonPromenade #WestEndArtsDistrict

  14. West End Arts District Executive Director Tara Pilbrow invites the community to FOCUS Fest, the opening celebration of the “In Plain Site” photography festival on May 9. She also introduces two artists, Barbara Boissevain and Noah Berger, who are "sharing local stories on a national stage." alamedapost.com/op-ed/fire-wat

    #alameda #photography #RisingTides #TaraPilbrow

  15. West End Arts District Executive Director Tara Pilbrow invites the community to FOCUS Fest, the opening celebration of the “In Plain Site” photography festival on May 9. She also introduces two artists, Barbara Boissevain and Noah Berger, who are "sharing local stories on a national stage." alamedapost.com/op-ed/fire-wat

    #alameda #photography #RisingTides #TaraPilbrow

  16. Rhythmix Cultural Works is seeking artists whose work has an environmental focus to create and oversee an interactive workshop to increase awareness about climate change. The Rising Seas Climate Arts Workshops will be scheduled between April and May. alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #alameda #CityOfAlameda #RadiumPresents #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingSeas #RisingTides #WestEndArtsDistrict

  17. Rhythmix Cultural Works is seeking artists whose work has an environmental focus to create and oversee an interactive workshop to increase awareness about climate change. The Rising Seas Climate Arts Workshops will be scheduled between April and May. alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #alameda #CityOfAlameda #RadiumPresents #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingSeas #RisingTides #WestEndArtsDistrict

  18. Rhythmix Cultural Works is seeking artists whose work has an environmental focus to create and oversee an interactive workshop to increase awareness about climate change. The Rising Seas Climate Arts Workshops will be scheduled between April and May. alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #alameda #CityOfAlameda #RadiumPresents #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingSeas #RisingTides #WestEndArtsDistrict

  19. Rhythmix Cultural Works is seeking artists whose work has an environmental focus to create and oversee an interactive workshop to increase awareness about climate change. The Rising Seas Climate Arts Workshops will be scheduled between April and May. alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #alameda #CityOfAlameda #RadiumPresents #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingSeas #RisingTides #WestEndArtsDistrict

  20. Rhythmix Cultural Works is seeking artists whose work has an environmental focus to create and oversee an interactive workshop to increase awareness about climate change. The Rising Seas Climate Arts Workshops will be scheduled between April and May. alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #alameda #CityOfAlameda #RadiumPresents #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingSeas #RisingTides #WestEndArtsDistrict

  21. What's that in the sky? Oakland-based vertical dance innovator BANDALOOP comes to Alameda Point for a series of three performances as part of Alameda’s 'Rising Tides' public arts initiative. See them Thursday through Saturday, September 26-28.

    alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #alameda #AlamedaPoint #CityOfAlameda #DePavePark #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingTides #SeaplaneLagoon #TaraPilbrow #WestEndArtsDistrict

  22. What's that in the sky? Oakland-based vertical dance innovator BANDALOOP comes to Alameda Point for a series of three performances as part of Alameda’s 'Rising Tides' public arts initiative. See them Thursday through Saturday, September 26-28.

    alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #alameda #AlamedaPoint #CityOfAlameda #DePavePark #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingTides #SeaplaneLagoon #TaraPilbrow #WestEndArtsDistrict

  23. Rhythmix Cultural Works kicked off the year-long Rising Tides Climate Arts Initiative with 'Rising Seas,' an art event combining music, theater, and dance to engage audiences with the impact of rising sea levels. Karin K. Jensen spotlights the event and shares photos of the performances and art.

    alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #alameda #CityOfAlameda #environment #performance #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingTides #WestEndArtsDistrict

  24. Rhythmix Cultural Works kicked off the year-long Rising Tides Climate Arts Initiative with 'Rising Seas,' an art event combining music, theater, and dance to engage audiences with the impact of rising sea levels. Karin K. Jensen spotlights the event and shares photos of the performances and art.

    alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #alameda #CityOfAlameda #environment #performance #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingTides #WestEndArtsDistrict

  25. 'Rising Tides,' the much-anticipated yearlong climate art project, is around the corner. Its inaugural event, 'Rising Seas' is set for August 24. C.J. Hirschfield talks with Janet Koike, the lead artist and director of 'Rising Seas' about the inspiration for the project. Photo Maurice Ramirez.

    alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #alameda #CityOfAlameda #ClimateChange #dance #environment #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingTides

  26. 'Rising Tides,' the much-anticipated yearlong climate art project, is around the corner. Its inaugural event, 'Rising Seas' is set for August 24. C.J. Hirschfield talks with Janet Koike, the lead artist and director of 'Rising Seas' about the inspiration for the project. Photo Maurice Ramirez.

    alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #alameda #CityOfAlameda #ClimateChange #dance #environment #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingTides

  27. The City of Alameda is joining forces with three of Alameda’s most prominent arts organizations to present 'Rising Tides,' a year-long series of arts experiences and performances designed to harness the power of public art to connect with people and inspire action around climate change.

    alamedapost.com/features/arts/

    #alameda #CityOfAlameda #DePavePark #environment #RadiumPresents #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingTides #SeaplaneLagoon #WestEndArtsDistrict