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Regional Sea-Level Scenarios Will Help Northeast Plan for Faster-than-Global Rise
Sea level in the Northeast and in some other US regions could rise significantly faster than the global average. In a worst-case scenario, global sea level could rise by about 8 feet by 2100, according to a new report which lays out six scenarios intended to assist with national and regional planning.
The Le Catillon II Treasure is now officially the largest Celtic Coin hoard ever Discovered
After 30 years of searching one particular field on the Channel Island of Jersey, metal detectorists Reg Mead and Richard Miles found an enormous hoard of Roman and Celtic coins from approximately 50 B.C. Archaeologists have excavated it from the clay in a solid block, weighing three quarters of a ton.
Sea level in the Northeast and in some other US regions could rise significantly faster than the global average. In a worst-case scenario, global sea level could rise by about 8 feet by 2100, according to a new report which lays out six scenarios intended to assist with national and regional planning.
The Le Catillon II Treasure is now officially the largest Celtic Coin hoard ever Discovered
After 30 years of searching one particular field on the Channel Island of Jersey, metal detectorists Reg Mead and Richard Miles found an enormous hoard of Roman and Celtic coins from approximately 50 B.C. Archaeologists have excavated it from the clay in a solid block, weighing three quarters of a ton.
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