Sea levels have risen by about 4 inches since 1993 and are expected to increase further at an accelerated rate in the years to come.
, coastal erosion and salinization of soils and water sources. Erosion and flooding can damage infrastructure, homes, and businesses, and even displace people from their homes. Areas particularly at risk from sea level rise are low-lying coastal regions and small island nations."
"Many of the world's largest cities are located on or near coastlines, making them particularly vulnerable to sea level rise. Some of the most at-risk cities include New York City, Jakarta, Tokyo, Shanghai and Mumbai," Sebesvari said.
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