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I'll be pleased to send you the Nov/Dec 2022 Issue of InterpNEWS, with a focus on ClimateIssues and the problems of Rising Sea Levels as a PDF attachment.  Just send me your e-mail address and I'll send this issue to you.


This will be the last free InterpNEWS issue - startingwith the In Jan/Feb 2023 issue, IN will be available by subscription only(subscriptions are ONLY $20.00/year). For issue details and to subscribe visitthe InterpNEWS website: 

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   Here’s what’sin this issue:

 Table of Contents – Nov-Dec InterpNEWS Issue

Risings Sea Levels

-Antarctica's melting 'Doomsday glacier' could raise sea levelsby 10 feet,
scientists say, Julia Jacobo
-Oceans are hotter, higher and more acidic, climate reportwarns - Jake Spring
-Earth's oceans are getting hotter and higher, and it'saccelerating- Rebecca Hersher
-How Fast and How Far Will Sea Levels Rise? Nicola Jones
-NOAA sees sea level rise of up to 6.6 feet by 2100 - WendyKoch,
-Sea Level Rise Is Inevitable but We Can Still PreventCatastrophe for Coastal Regions -
Zita Sebesvari
-New Research Affirms Modern Sea-Level Rise Linked to HumanActivities, Not to
Changes in Earth's Orbit - Rutgers University
-Climate scientists say building collapse is a 'wake-up call'about the potential impact
of rising seas - Rachel Ramirez,
-Sea Level Rise Projection Map - Miami - Owen Mulhern
-How many people will migrate due to rising sea levels? Why ourbest guesses aren't
good enough -The Conversation
-Climate Migration: An Impending Global Challenge - Renee Cho
-Climate Change: Global Sea Level - Rebecca Lindsey (NOAA)
-Where America's Climate Migrants Will Go As Sea Level Rises -Linda Poon
-Sea Level Rise to Gobble Up Hundreds of Thousands of US Homes,Buildings by 2050
-Glaciers and "zombie ice": The planet is melting atboth ends, research finds.
-How is sea level rise related to climate change? NOAA
-Rising sea levels putting wildlife at risk. Kristen Pope
-Sea-level rise threatens hundreds of U.S. animal species -Doyle Rice
-Rising sea levels are creating 'ghost forests' of coastaltrees- PBS
-Oysters at work helping scientists and coastal communitieskeep the rising waters
from stealing our shores - Sydney Giuliano

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