“Sea-level projections for New Zealand’s Scott Base rebuild.“ The impact of sea-level change on our facilities in Antarctica will affect our ability to operate on the southern continent in the coming decades.
Read MoreEloise Gibson investigates the back and forth between locals, councils, sand and sea in Orewa.
Read MoreHow will melting ice sheets impact on the sea-level around Scott Base?
Read MoreMany owners of baches, cribs and beach houses around New Zealand’s coast will find their homes uninsurable within 20 years.
Read MoreA group of more than 20 geologists, glaciologists, climate and social scientists make up the winning team, ‘Melting Ice and Rising Seas’, that has won the 2019 Prime Minister’s Science Prize.
Read MoreCoasts in tectonically active regions face varying threat levels as land subsides or uplifts relative to rising sea levels.
Read MoreIn Fifteen Million Years in Antarctica Rebecca Priestley, a contributer to the NZ SeaRise programme, offers a deeply personal tour of Antarctica.
Read MoreThere are many lessons climate scientists can learn from mātauranga Māori. Lesson one is: don’t panic.
Read MoreProfessor Tim Naish is one of only eight scientists around the world invited to speak at the first Antarctic Parliamentarians Assembly in London.
Read MoreAs the sea-level rises, it will take less bad luck to cause the same amount of flooding
Read MoreTim Naish presented on the “The 10 things every company needs to know: physical, economic, and operational implications of climate change” setting the scene for the CCB 2019 conference.
Read MoreLocal variations in land movement can double the short-term impacts of sea-level rise, or slow the effects to nothing.
Read MoreJoin Professor Tim Naish and Catherine Iorns as they review the science of projecting sea-level rise for New Zealand, and the challenges that communities and decision-makers face in using that science.
Read MoreScientists are busy searching the ground beneath South Dunedin, but it will be a while before the data presents a clear picture about the area's future.
Read MoreNew Zealanders love the coast. We’ve spent decades building stuff hard up against it - underground and on the land.
Read MoreProf. Tim Naish, Climate Scientist, (Antarctic Research Centre, Victoria University of Wellington) explains the very latest scientific trends and impacts of sea level rise as a result of climate change
Read MoreIn this article for The Circle: Artic Check-up Nick Golledge discusses the alarming feedback loops between the changing climate and melting ice.
Read MoreDeep beneath a South Dunedin sports field, scientists hope to find the answers to the area's geological history and discover clues to its future.
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