US-European Mission Launches to Monitor the World's Oceans
Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich, the world's latest sea level satellite, is safely in orbit and ready to begin critical ocean measurements for the next five-and-a-half years.
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Beating Back the Tides
Sea level rise can feel abstract, like something looming far off in the future. But if you want to see it happening in real-time, look no further than high-tide floods. (Image credit: City of Annapolis)
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NASA Watches Sea Level Rise from Space, and its Centers' Windows
Up to two-thirds of NASA's infrastructure is potentially at risk of sea level rise. The agency is taking steps to prepare.
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Changing Pacific Conditions Raise Sea Level Along U.S. West Coast
U.S. West Coast sea levels are rising faster than the global average. Learn about the forces that influence regional sea levels to better understand what's happening on this coast and whether it will continue. (Image credit: Jon Sullivan/Wikimedia Commons)
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The Anatomy of Glacial Ice Loss
A warming climate is taking its toll on Greenland and Antarctica glaciers, melting them from above and below the surface. The more they melt, the higher sea levels rise.
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