Sea Walls

Saint John Harbour

Sept 14 2022 just after high tide

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To fight against climate change, the walls in the harbour are being heightened. The whole level of the site raised by about a meter,

This is in response to these predicted sea level changes:

Saint John sea level rise of 86 cm +/- 38 cm from 2010 to 2100.
Annual storm surge levels increase by 0.8 m compared to 2010.
1 in 100-year storm levels increase by 1.3 m by 2100 compared to 2010.

The difference between high and low tide is more than 7 meter. This panorama was taken shortly after high tide.

Other areas in the harbour are also under construction. All being build taller that they were before.

Location

USA-Canada / Canada-New Brunswick

Lat: 45° 16' 20.472" N
Long: 67° 4' 56.982" W

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Climate Change

Sea Walls

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