The thing about climate change: it doesn't hit home, until it (literally) hits home — extreme storms, droughts, flash floods and
accelerating sea level rise triggering more frequent coastal flooding.
Not exact matches
A glaciologist rather than a biologist, he wanted to investigate a question critical to climate change: Do subglacial rivers and lakes lubricate the movement of ice over land — and might they somehow
accelerate a glacier's flow into the ocean,
triggering rapid
sea level rise?
The degradation of the historically stable Filchner - Ronne Ice Shelf would upset ice on land,
triggering runaway melting over a vast region of the continent and
accelerating global
sea level rise.
The combination of global warming and
accelerating sea level rise from Greenland could be the
trigger for catastrophic collapse in the WAIS (see, for instance, here).
The melting of the Greenland ice sheet
trigger accelerated sea level rise, a die back of the Amazon rainforest removes a crucial atmospheric carbon sink, and an alteration of the ocean conveyor belt shuts down the Atlantic Gulf stream.