Environmental Outlook: Rising Sea Levels (Rebroadcast)
In this month’s environmental outlook, a look at rising sea levels and what’s at stake. Whether it’s caused by natural variability or human activity, the fact remains that sea levels are rising. The U.S. Geological Survey recently estimated that the Eastern Seaboard -- coined a "hotspot" by scientists -- will rise to four feet by 2100. A separate study by the National Research Council says ocean levels on the California coast could rise by three feet by the end of the century. Diane and her guests look at the causes and consequences of rising sea levels.
Guests
Chief Operating Officer and Director of the Program on Sea Level Rise, Climate Central.
Staff Attorney and Adjunct Professor, Georgetown Climate Center and Georgetown University Law Center.
Oceanographer, U.S. Geological Survey
Professor, Oregon State University
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