Wind-waves have an important role in Earth system dynamics through air–sea interactions
and are key drivers of coastal and offshore hydro-morphodynamics that affect communities …

Coastal flood damage is primarily the result of extreme sea levels. Climate change is
expected to drive an increase in these extremes. While proper estimation of changes in …

Arctic coasts constitute the critical interface between land and sea, and are subject to rapid
changes caused by a warming climate. Current trends throughout the Arctic show increasing …

As the Arctic is warming, permafrost coasts are eroding faster, threatening coastal
communities, habitats, and altering sediment and nutrient budgets. The western Canadian …

This study assesses the vulnerability of Arctic coastal settlements and infrastructure to
coastal erosion, Sea‐Level Rise (SLR) and permafrost warming. For the first time, we …

Community-based monitoring (CBM) is increasingly cited as a means of collecting valuable
baseline data that can contribute to our understanding of environmental change whilst …

The Arctic rapidly warms and sea ice retreats, a large fraction of organic carbon (OC),
currently stored in coastal permafrost will be released into the marine system. Once …

Rapid climate-driven environmental change continues to threaten front-line communities
that rely on Arctic landscapes to sustain their way of life. Community-Based Monitoring …

The warming of high latitudes climate is enhancing the degradation of ground-ice and
inducing important landscape changes across the Arctic. This new Arctic state affects …

Permafrost thaw poses diverse risks to Arctic environments and livelihoods. Understanding
the effects of permafrost thaw is vital for informed policymaking and adaptation efforts. Here …