Nature World: Sea level rise (SLR) is a primary factor driving historical shoreline changes in Hawaii, according to a new study.
The global annual SLR average over the last century was roughly 2 millimeters, with previous studies indicating that this rate is now approaching 3 millimeters and may accelerate in coming decades, according to the researchers.
These changes, according to the new report, are playing a significant factor in historical shoreline change in Hawaii and will likely only become increasingly...