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Collaborative Research: Deciphering MIS 5e sea-level changes using U-Th dated fossil coral — NSF Award to University of Florida (F

Sea-level rise is a major issue affecting coastal communities, infrastructure, and the environment. Flooding already costs the U.S. economy $200 - $400 billion annually, and sea-level rise will worsen flooding impacts for coastal communities, which support 58 million jobs and produce $9.5 trillion in goods and services

Award titleCollaborative Research: Deciphering MIS 5e sea-level changes using U-Th dated fossil coral
Award ID2503634
AwardeeUniversity of Florida
CityGAINESVILLE
StateFL
Amount obligated$358,322
Principal investigatorOana-Alexandra Dumitru
ProgramMarine Geology and Geophysics, P4CLIMATE
Start date09/01/2025
AbstractSea-level rise is a major issue affecting coastal communities, infrastructure, and the environment. Flooding already costs the U.S. economy $200 - $400 billion annually, and sea-level rise will worsen flooding impacts for coastal communities, which support 58 million jobs and produce $9.5 trillion in goods and services. This project aims to better constrain the sensitivity of ice sheets to future melting by examining the Last Interglacial period (~ 129,000 to 116,000 years ago), when Earth was s
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