Rising groundwater and sea-level rise

Christine May ()
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Nature Climate Change, 2020, vol. 10, issue 10, 889-890

Abstract: The response of coastal groundwater to sea-level rise is largely unknown. Groundwater modelling along the California coast — accounting for complex topography and its interaction with rivers, streams and tributaries — shows that the area at risk from rising groundwater tables extends beyond that inundated by sea-level rise alone.

Date: 2020
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