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Sinking cities can be a more immediate problem than rising seas, but get far less attention.

Seesawing sea levels in the Pacific correlate with the rate of global surface warming, new research reveals.

Greenland's jagged coastline holds the key to its future, determining how quickly ice will melt as fjords are infiltrated by warmer water.

The 1991 eruption of Mt. Pinatubo distorted calculations of the rate of sea-level rise when satellite observations began, a new study shows.

IMBIE is an international collaboration of polar scientists, providing improved estimates of the ice sheet contribution to sea level rise. Data submission page for the 2016 assessment now open.

New study offers the first glimpse of changes hidden deep beneath the surface.