Food security threatened by sea-level rise

Wednesday, January 18, 2017 - 10:41 in Earth & Climate

Coastal countries are highly prone to sea-level rise, which leads to salt-water intrusion and increased salinity levels in agricultural land. Also typical for these regions are floods and waterlogging caused by cyclones and typhoons, as well as prolonged drought periods.

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