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Half of the world’s beaches including Sri Lanka’s to disappear during 21st century
13 March 2020 03:23 am
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A recent joint research by a leading Dutch based institute, in which a world renown Sri Lankan scientist too was involved has shown that half of the world’s beaches including Sri Lanka's would disappear by 2100
A group of scientists including Sri Lankan born Roshanka Ranasinghe, a Professor of Climate change impacts and coastal risk at IHE Delft, the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre, IHE Delft and Deltares, published the global projections of how sandy beaches around the world would change by 2100. The findings come from combining 35 years of satellite observations with 82 years of climate and sea level changes as predicted by a range of global climate models.
more/source: http://www.dailymirror.lk/news-feat...s-to-disappear-during-21st-century/131-184839
[SUB][SUP]A group of scientists including Sri Lankan born Roshanka Ranasinghe, a Professor of Climate change impacts and coastal risk at IHE Delft, the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre, IHE Delft and Deltares, published the global projections of how sandy beaches around the world would change by 2100. The findings come from combining 35 years of satellite observations with 82 years of climate and sea level changes as predicted by a range of global climate models.
more/source: http://www.dailymirror.lk/news-feat...s-to-disappear-during-21st-century/131-184839
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