Where Data Tells the Story
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Sea levels are rising at the sharpest rate in the Gulf Coast, with these areas particularly hit by high tide flooding.
Among the primary causes is the melting of glaciers in Greenland.
By contrast, sea levels are falling at the sharpest rate in Juneau, Alaska, at 13.7 millimeters in 2024.
This too is driven by melting glaciers—but instead it is causing the land to rise given the loss of glacier weight.