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Working paper: The significance of vertical land movements at convergent plate boundaries in 1 probabilistic sea-level projections for AR6 scenarios: The New Zealand case.
Working paper: The significance of vertical land movements at convergent plate boundaries in 1 probabilistic sea-level projections for AR6 scenarios: The New Zealand case.
Kiwis can now see how sea-level rise will affect them
Kiwis can now see how sea-level rise will affect them
What should people do if they are under threat by the faster sea-level rise?
What should people do if they are under threat by the faster sea-level rise?
Alarming new statistics reveal NZ’s sea-level could rise 30cm in next 10 to 20 years
Alarming new statistics reveal NZ’s sea-level could rise 30cm in next 10 to 20 years
New sea-level data underlines need for action - Climate Minister James Shaw
New sea-level data underlines need for action - Climate Minister James Shaw
Sea level is rising faster than we thought
Sea level is rising faster than we thought
On the precipice
On the precipice

We need to strive to understand as much as we can about the role Antarctica and its ice sheets will play in a warming world – because what happens in Antarctica will shape what happens everywhere on the planet. On the precipice details why action is needed.

S.T. Lee Lecture 2021: Weighing the Antarctic Ice Sheet: A Decade of Geophysical Imaging
S.T. Lee Lecture 2021: Weighing the Antarctic Ice Sheet: A Decade of Geophysical Imaging

Terry will explain how ice sheets are coupled with bedrock below, provide an overview of surprising observations on the deforming earth in Antarctica, and explore implications for the future of the Antarctic ice sheet and global sea level.

Where, or where not, to build?
Where, or where not, to build?
Science & Policy for Deep Oceans, Space, and Antarctica: Human Experiences
Science & Policy for Deep Oceans, Space, and Antarctica: Human Experiences

In this podcast Rebecca Priestley joins a panel discussion on how human’s connect to distant places, and ends it with mention of the work of NZ SeaRise.