What Can Tea Bags in Salt Marshes Tell Us about Climate Change?
Jim Tang, Associate Scientist, the Ecosystems Center Marine Biological Laboratory > Download Presentation PDF
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Can Humans Increase Salt Marsh Resilience in the Face of Sea Level Rise?
Due to accelerated sea level rise, the fate of some salt marshes is in jeopardy. The deliberate placement of sediment on a marsh surface can, in selected cases, be used [...]
What Can the Past Tell us about Our Current & Future Storm Risks?
Sea-level rise is one of the most certain impacts of climate change, and adds to storm risks. Recent projections suggest that sea-level will rise between 1 foot and 8.2 feet [...]
Are Our Salt Marshes Rising to the Challenge of Sea Level Rise?
In the past few decades, scientists across New England have observed a decline in salt marsh plants that prefer higher elevation and less frequent flooding. Sea level rise is considered [...]
Responding to a Rising Tide: Coastal Storm Hazards for Cape Cod
Cape Cod is vulnerable to both hurricanes and nor’easters. Expect more frequent and severe coastal flooding and erosion episodes with continued sea level rise. Featuring explanations about the types of [...]
After Twenty Years, What Can the Waters in Waquoit Bay Tell Us?
The Waquoit BayWatchers volunteer citizen science program has over twenty years of temperature, salinity, depth, dissolved oxygen, and chlorophyll data for Waquoit Bay. The Reserve’s Research Associate Jordan Mora has [...]
Cape Cod Commission Sea Level Rise Tool
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