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Tweet	Conservation Issues \| Educational January 6, 2009 Surging Seas Storm surges in a warmer world. Since the middle of the nineteenth century scientists have recorded an increase in the global sea level. Higher sea levels may intensify the impact of hurricanes and typhoons to coastal communities. Preserving natural shorelines could be key to lessening storm damage in a warmer world. Loading the player ... Download Surging Seas for offline listening (4 MB)

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Conservation Issues | Educational

January 6, 2009

Surging Seas

Storm surges in a warmer world.

Since the middle of the nineteenth century scientists have recorded an increase in the global sea level. Higher sea levels may intensify the impact of hurricanes and typhoons to coastal communities. Preserving natural shorelines could be key to lessening storm damage in a warmer world.

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Aquarium of the Pacific

Aquarium Audio

Conservation Issues | Educational

January 6, 2009

Surging Seas

Storm surges in a warmer world.

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