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Understanding Climate Change's Impact on Kerala's Coastal Ecosystems

The C3-Ekerala project investigates how climate change affects Kerala's marine coastal ecosystems. Researchers from Norway and India aim to provide insights for better climate adaptation planning, focusing on sea-level rise and wave impacts on coastal communities and ecosystems in this vital region of India.

5/8/20241 min read

A rocky intertidal zone crowded with sea life, including sea stars of various colors such as purple and orange, clinging to the wet rocks. Surrounding the sea stars are barnacles, mussels, and anemones, adding to the diverse ecosystem.
A rocky intertidal zone crowded with sea life, including sea stars of various colors such as purple and orange, clinging to the wet rocks. Surrounding the sea stars are barnacles, mussels, and anemones, adding to the diverse ecosystem.

Climate change research

Funding

C3-e Kerala is funded by the Research Council of Norway under the grant number 343511

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