A new report from the Delaware Geological Survey and Delaware Coastal Programs uses sea level research and data from nearly the last decade to help the state plan for future flooding and erosion.

The First State is at greater risk for sea level rise because of its low-lying topography. The state has new metrics used to project the impacts of climate change in the state.

Article by Mark Eichmann, WHYY
November 27, 2017

What happens when the water rises?
Q&A with DGS officials provides insight into sea level rise

UDAILY article by Karen B. Roberts; Video by Jeffrey Chase

John Callahan from the Delaware Geological Survey was a guest speaker at the Delaware March for Science and Our Earth event that took place on Earth Day, April 22, in Newark, DE. John spoke on past observations and future projections of climate change in the First State and globally.