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Tow-surfing: why are the tides turning on us? | The Sunday Times
Geologists believe waves are getting higher, and that rising sea levels pose a devastating threat to shipping and the world’s largest cities
Everything in the oceans seems to be rising: wave heights, sea levels, surface temperatures, wind speeds, storm intensities, coastal surges, tsunami risks. “Now is the time to prepare for great floods,” a July 2009 editorial in New Scientist advised. “The future of the UK’s coastal cities is in jeopardy due to rising sea levels,” reported Lloyd’s. Similarly, nine out of the world’s 10 largest cities are located on low-lying coastal land.
It is believed to have been a tsunami, caused by a landslide, that drowned the land connecting Britain to mainland Europe 8,000 years ago.....
Maybe he ought to expand his biographical details - for instance he is rightly proud of his Holland Park Comprehensive education but less forthcoming on his studies at the London College of Printing and University of Bristol as background to him being a leading light in green reporting.