Former US President Donald Trump has once again dismissed the threat of climate change, saying that rising sea levels would lead to more oceanfront properties being developed.

'More oceanfront property, right?': Trump dismisses climate change threat leading to sea-level rise

An interesting phenomenon is emerging in Antarctica. A new study has revealed that the reduction in sea ice in the continent is linked to heavier snowfall in the region.

Melting sea ice causing heavier snowfall in Antarctica, staving off high sea levels

New research that takes into account the effects of both climate change and normal oceanic variations suggests that by 2100, some of Asia's major cities may be inundated.

Asian megacities at more risk from rising sea levels than previously assumed, warns research

A new study finds that in the future unless global emissions are reduced, up to 410 million people will be at risk from sea level rises. Published in the journal, Nature Communications, the paper finds that currently, 267 million people worldwide live on land less than 2 metres above sea level, this number is expected to rise to 410 million by the year 2100.

Rising sea level can endanger 410 million by 2100: Study

Researchers have discovered that the genomes of Caribbean and Pacific crocodiles in Panama were impacted due to sea-level changes during the Ice Age. The study conducted by researchers from McGill University was published on Sunday.