Sea level much higher than assumed in most coastal hazard assessments

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-026-10196-1

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bikenaga•1h ago

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buildsjets•22m ago

The only thing you ever post is AI summaries of articles. Why?

Schiendelman•16m ago

I assume that's a bot that helps us not have to click on articles for basic information. Personally, I find it quite useful. I'd love to have that built into HN.

MisterTea•17m ago

We are more than capable of reading thanks.

sebmellen•27m ago

The saddest part of global turmoil around AI, Iran war, etc. is how dramatically climate change has disappeared from the 'global conversation'. This is not something we can afford to ignore for much longer.

jatari•25m ago

Climate hasn't been a real topic of discussion since the Obama administration.

pocksuppet•24m ago

We've been getting progressively more dog-eat-dog short-term since Reagan.

giraffe_lady•21m ago

I don't think climate change is being ignored: AI, war profiteering, ICE, detention centers, destruction of the international system, global fascism are their answer to climate change.

It's not to prevent it, or to mitigate its damages, it's for the people who disproportionately caused it, and have already benefitted from it, to finalize their control over the resources they want. Some of those resources are some of us.

georgemcbay•6m ago

And they aren't even really bothering to hide it anymore.

A lot of Trump's seemingly odd obsessions like taking over Greenland and Canada are less odd (but still very unsettling) when you accept that the global power elite have already accepted that run-away climate change is inevitable and the only open questions are who is going to profit from it and how.

slackfan•5m ago

Politics and speed of change aside, is there a period in history in which climate was not changing?

giraffe_lady•2m ago

“But other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?"

maest•15m ago

The US has been taking steps in the wrong direction wrt climate change and they will undoubtedly be judged to jave been on the wrong side of history on this one.

In the near term, however, Americans will blame everything except man-made pollution for the fallout from climate change.

quotemstr•13m ago

You people have been saying this for 50 years now. Nothing's happened. You really need to knock it off with the alarmism

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