Rising sea levels, erosion threaten Digha-Mandarmoni coastline
A combination of rising sea levels, intensified coastal erosion and human interventions is wreaking havoc along the Digha-Mandarmoni-Dadanpatrabar coastline
A combination of rising sea levels, intensified coastal erosion and human interventions is wreaking havoc along the Digha-Mandarmoni-Dadanpatrabar coastline
However, local sea-level rise around the coast of New Zealand is also affected by the up-and-down movements of its land.
In a scenario where global warming is limited to 2 degree Celsius above pre-industrial levels, the experts estimated a rise of 0.5 metres by 2100 and 0.5 to 2 metres by 2300.
