Irish sea levels rise by 3cm per decade

Climate change has caused the sea levels around Ireland to rise by almost 7cm since the early 1990s.
Irish sea levels rise by 3cm per decade

This is due to the rising temperature of the planet, greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) and the melting of glaciers.

And the next five to 15 years is a crucial time period within which to act if we want to halt any permanent changes to the planet.

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