This page presents feeds that look at publications and media stores concentrating on climate change and coastal communities. These are publicly available sources and should be vetted by those looking to use their information.
Climate Change and Coastal Communities
- by , Cape Cod TimesFrom eelgrass restoration to shark research, experts will share the science shaping the environmental future of Cape Cod and the Islands on March 7.
- by UNDP
- by The Weather ChannelThe new study has alarming findings about the height of our seas.
- by Kadesha DsilvaBipartisan legislation to strengthen marine carbon dioxide removal research and development in the United States.
- by Tara RussellAnalysis shows average levels are 30cm higher than thought, and up to 150cm in south-east Asia and Indo-Pacific
- by Ellyn LapointeAn analysis of coastal impact assessments revealed that the majority are not based on direct sea-level and land-elevation measurements—that's troubling.
- by Teresa Tomassoni, Inside Climate NewsAfter decades of recovery from commercial whaling, climate change is now threatening the whales’ future.
- by Arne O. Holm,Birgitte Annie HansenComment (Myre in Øksnes): The fishing industry sustains coastal Norway. But it also keeps alive the rumours of an industry marked by undeclared income and crime. After a couple of decades of serious allegations, it remains a central topic of conversation when the industry meets.
- by James CridlandThe show drops every other week from Jan to May 2026
- by Deji ElumoyePresident Bola Tinubu has launched the Renewed Hope Climate Change Awareness Tour to promote climate resilience nationwide.
- by Jonathan Nda-IsaiahPresident Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Tuesday declared climate change a matter of national security, warning that its growing impact on food production, livelihoods
- by Encyclopedia BritannicaGlobal warming – Climate Change, Melting Ice, Rising Sea Levels: Global warming and climate change have the potential to alter biological systems. More specifically, changes to near-surface air temperatures will likely influence ecosystem functioning and thus the biodiversity of plants, animals, and other forms of life. The current geographic ranges of plant and animal species […]
- by newsThe University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) has received more than $500,000 from the Government of Canada through Global Affairs Canada to support graduate student research focused on sustainability and climate resilience in coastal regions in the Indo-Pacific.
- by Rafe PomeranceThe fate of Greenland is the fate of Miami and dozens of other coastal communities around the world.
- by Rafe PomeranceThe fate of Greenland is the fate of Miami and dozens of other coastal communities around the world.
Coastal Resilience Frameworks and Policies
- by ECONOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service announced an advance notice of proposed rulemaking requesting information that could help modernize regulations designed to reduce the risk of lethal vessel strikes with endangered North Atlantic right whales.
- by Kadesha DsilvaBipartisan legislation to strengthen marine carbon dioxide removal research and development in the United States.
- by UNDPIn a major step toward climate resilience and evidence-based national planning, the Kingdom of Tonga is set to become one of the very few Pacific Island Countries with comprehensive national LiDAR coverage in 2026. This milestone will be delivered through the Tonga Coastal Resilience Project (TCRP), funded by the Green Climate Fund (GCF) and implemented […]
- by Bryn Mawr CollegeWhen she was a 21-year-old geology major, Erin Bryant ’94 discovered a passion for the sea. Now she welcomes 'lifelong learners' to do the same.
- by , Cape Cod TimesCape Cod's contours have never stood still and never will. Here’s why erosion matters, what’s at stake, and the hard decisions communities are facing.
- by James CridlandThe show drops every other week from Jan to May 2026
- by newsThe University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) has received more than $500,000 from the Government of Canada through Global Affairs Canada to support graduate student research focused on sustainability and climate resilience in coastal regions in the Indo-Pacific.
- by CroDodo – Domagoj SkledarAt ITB Berlin 2026, Jamaica and UN Tourism discuss recovery after Hurricane Melissa, boosting flights, and sustainable tourism development. Read the details.
- by Dominic ButchkoOn February 24, Director of Intergovernmental Affairs Dominic Butchko submitted written testimony to the Budget and Taxation Committee in support of SB
- by GuestA course aims to teach students the importance of effective climate-adaptation planning through collaboration with local community partners.
- by teriinObserved each year on 1 March, World Seagrass Day was officially designated by the United Nations General Assembly in May 2022 to highlight the critical importance of seagrass ecosystems for marine biodiversity and climate stability.
- by nhcgov.com
- by Contributing WriterA national coalition led by FIU is set to supercharge the research of extreme storm resilience.
- by Adwoa Koramah Anokye-Gyimah, ISD || ContributorThe Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture has entered into a partnership with the University of Cape Coast to implement the Blue Knowledge component of Ghana rsquo;s Blue Economy Strategy 2025 ndash;2035 .
- by Kadesha DsilvaYorktown, Virginia, is well known for being the location of the most decisive battle in the Revolutionary War, and today it is still home to a large naval presence. But if you follow the Navy vessels from the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay up the York River, you’ll find something of growing cultural significance and […]