vízszintnövekedés
Vízszintnövekedés refers to the rise in the water level of oceans, seas, lakes, and rivers. The most significant and widely discussed phenomenon related to vízszintnövekedés is global sea level rise, primarily driven by anthropogenic climate change. This rise is attributed to two main factors: thermal expansion of seawater and the melting of land-based ice, such as glaciers and ice sheets. As the Earth's average temperature increases, ocean water absorbs heat, causing it to expand and occupy more volume. Simultaneously, warmer temperatures accelerate the melting of ice masses, adding more water to the oceans.
The consequences of vízszintnövekedés are far-reaching. Coastal communities are particularly vulnerable, facing increased risks of flooding,