Sea level variability will increase by up to 10% globally on seasonal-to-interannual timescales for future upper-ocean warming of about 2 °C, because thermal expansion accelerates at higher temperatures, suggest analyses of climate model simulations
On geological timescales, the mean salinity of the world ocean has varied widely. For example, the g...
Comparisons of gyre-scale acoustic and direct thermal measurements of heat content in the PaciÞc Oce...
Two degrees of global warming above the preindustrial level is widely suggested as an appropriate th...
More than half of the predicted rise in future sea level caused by the enhanced greenhouse effect is...
The relationship between greenhouse-gas forcing, global mean temperature change and sea-level rise d...
Changes in surface air temperature resulting from a doubling in atmospheric carbon dioxide drive cha...
The relationship between greenhouse-gas forcing, global mean temperature change and sea-level rise d...
The ocean observing system has progressed considerably over the past 50 years, enabling more accurat...
An important contribution to future changes in regional sea level extremes is due to the changes in ...
© 2022. The Authors.In many regions the projected future sea surface temperature (SST) response to g...
Ocean heat uptake is a key indicator of climate change, in part because it contributes to sea-level ...
Changes in the climate system’s energy budget are predominantly revealed in ocean temperatures1,2 an...
The rise in atmospheric CO2 concentration is regarded as the dominant reason for observed warming si...
Evidence is reviewed that suggests faster sea-level rise when climate gets warmer. Four processes ap...
It is likely that the anticipated warming due to the effect of increasing concentration of carbon d...
On geological timescales, the mean salinity of the world ocean has varied widely. For example, the g...
Comparisons of gyre-scale acoustic and direct thermal measurements of heat content in the PaciÞc Oce...
Two degrees of global warming above the preindustrial level is widely suggested as an appropriate th...
More than half of the predicted rise in future sea level caused by the enhanced greenhouse effect is...
The relationship between greenhouse-gas forcing, global mean temperature change and sea-level rise d...
Changes in surface air temperature resulting from a doubling in atmospheric carbon dioxide drive cha...
The relationship between greenhouse-gas forcing, global mean temperature change and sea-level rise d...
The ocean observing system has progressed considerably over the past 50 years, enabling more accurat...
An important contribution to future changes in regional sea level extremes is due to the changes in ...
© 2022. The Authors.In many regions the projected future sea surface temperature (SST) response to g...
Ocean heat uptake is a key indicator of climate change, in part because it contributes to sea-level ...
Changes in the climate system’s energy budget are predominantly revealed in ocean temperatures1,2 an...
The rise in atmospheric CO2 concentration is regarded as the dominant reason for observed warming si...
Evidence is reviewed that suggests faster sea-level rise when climate gets warmer. Four processes ap...
It is likely that the anticipated warming due to the effect of increasing concentration of carbon d...
On geological timescales, the mean salinity of the world ocean has varied widely. For example, the g...
Comparisons of gyre-scale acoustic and direct thermal measurements of heat content in the PaciÞc Oce...
Two degrees of global warming above the preindustrial level is widely suggested as an appropriate th...