In September 2023, a mega tsunami in Greenland's Dickson Fjord triggered alarms at seismic stations worldwide. This event once again highlighted the effects of climate change.

This rhythmic shaking lasted for about nine days, affecting areas from Alaska to Australia. Scientists are investigating the underlying causes of this phenomenon.

The melting of the ice sheet in Greenland is causing changes in the shape of the island. This situation threatens global sea levels and could lead to flooding in coastal areas.

Research indicates that Greenland is shifting approximately two centimeters northwest each year. This movement reveals the physical impacts of climate change.

If the Greenland Ice Sheet completely melts, global sea levels could rise by 7.4 meters. This would put millions of people worldwide at risk of coastal flooding.