Sunny Priyan
Higher sea levels can make tsunamis more destructive by pushing water further inland.
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The melting of massive ice sheets can alter Earth's crust, potentially increasing undersea earthquake activity.
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Climate-driven erosion weakens coastlines, making them less resistant to tsunami waves.
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More intense storm surges from climate change may mirror the damage caused by tsunamis.
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Warmer waters can destabilize undersea slopes, increasing the chance of landslide-triggered tsunamis.
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Unpredictable climate-driven weather can disrupt accurate tsunami detection and response.
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