Dublin sea-levels are rising faster than climate change models predicted, according to new research from Maynooth University.
Scientists at the Hamilton Institute and ICARUS Climate Research Centre analysed trends in Dublin Bay from 1938 to 2016.
“But this research has taken a longer view and what we are most confident about from looking at the stretch of years is the overall rise.” “Overall sea level rise is in line with expected trends but large multidecadal variability has led to higher rates of rise in recent years,” added study leader Amin.
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