Video: Sea level is about to rise in Southern Finland
Future changes in the sea level on the coast of Finland have been studied by projecting the rising ocean level, changes in the wind conditions in the Danish Straits, and the land uplift in Finland. It is estimated that the sea level is already starting to rise in the Gulf of Finland. In the Gulf of Bothnia, where land uplift is stronger, the sea level decline stabilises by the end of the century.
Interviewee: Researcher Hilkka Pellikka, Finnish Meteorological Institute
Video length: 3:34 min
Language: Finnish, with English subtitles
Recorded: 28.6.2013
Published: 4.10.2013
Terms of use: The video is freely usable for non-commercial purposes, such as education. Climateguide.fi website and the producer of the video should be mentioned as reference.
For courses in Finnish upper secondary schools: GE1, GE2, GE3 (old) -> GE2, GE3, GE1 (new curriculum/OPS)
Filmed by: Riku Mesiniemi ja Anna Puustinen, Finnish Meteorological Institute
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