Topics Oceans & Coasts
NASA Visualizes Sea Level Rise in San Francisco Bay Area
NASA says two-thirds of its facilities in San Francisco Bay are at risk from sea-level rise, according to new research.
Arctic Ice Melt Adding More Heat to the Atmosphere Than Previously Thought
A new study says that melting snow and ice cover in the Northern Hemisphere is causing more warming than computer models predicted.
How Do We Know: Shrinking Arctic Sea Ice
Learn how NASA scientists are tracking the melting Arctic sea ice and what less ice means for global warming in the future.
Montana Meets Vietnam
A group of students from the University of Montana is learning first-hand about how climate change may threaten Southeast Asia.
Tidal Energy Tests the Waters
Tidal power is garnering increasing attention as a niche supplier of renewable alternative energy in several coastal states.
Coastal Marshlands Can Adapt to (Some) Sea Level Rise
Most coastal marshes could be underwater by 2100 if sea level rise occurs rapidly, says new research.
Hurricane Round-up 2010
November 30th marked the official end of the 2010 hurricane season, here are some pictures from this year's storms.
How Do We Know: Thinning Sea Ice
NASA scientist Ron Kwok details new technology he is using to monitor how extensively Arctic sea ice is melting from below, a key indicator of the ice's long-term stability.
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