Credit: Benjamin M. Jones, Institute of Northern Engineering, University of Alaska Fairbanks Arctic coastal land loss, driven by sea level rise, erosion, and permafrost thaw subsidence, is ...

"The findings from this study reveal an unprecedented transformation of Alaska's Arctic coastlines. By 2100, the combined effects of coastal erosion, sea level rise, and permafrost thaw subsidence ...

He went on to say that several challenges in handling tidal flooding in Jakarta also occurred, including land subsidence due to excessive groundwater extraction. This condition could worsen the impact ...

A new study has produced the first map of all coastal communities ... patterns and land subsidence. "That can result in very important shifts in the coastline in some areas," said Rodrigue Tanguy ...

3, 2024) -- The overlapping effects of sea level rise, permafrost thaw subsidence, and erosion may lead to land loss in Arctic coastal regions ... under Germany‘s Excellence Strategy, with ...

The study utilized 5-meter topography, satellite-derived coastal lake depth estimates, and empirical assessments of land subsidence due to permafrost thaw, along with projections of coastal ...

Property sales are the most important factor valuers consider when determining land values. Industrial land values in the coastal areas of NSW grew by 4.7 percent on average. Coastal areas of NSW ...

"We must reduce the use of groundwater as land subsidence contributes significantly to the vulnerability of coastal areas to tidal floods," she explained. Her agency was also collaborating with BMKG, ...

Photo: Coastal ... Heritage Area, which the North Carolina Natural Heritage Program has deemed of “very high ecological significance.” Earlier this year: Groups conserve old Weyerhaeuser tract on ...

The researchers utilized advanced tools to assess future land loss, including 5-meter topography, satellite-derived lake depth measurements, and empirical data on permafrost thaw subsidence. The team ...

A High Surf Advisory is in effect from Saturday at 7 a.m. to Sunday at 10 p.m. for coastal areas on the south central and southern Oregon coast.