Bigger and more frequent monster waves in Southern Ocean threaten to gobble up coastlines amid climate change
2020-06-11 22:00
Monster waves in the Southern Ocean that have already been shown to reach as high as eight-storey buildings will grow larger and more frequent under climate change, scientists report.Extreme waves in the wild and windswept ocean below New Zealand, stretching …
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