Bhojji Samutra Jalastara, Uri Sa Upakula Pahin, Bipad Bhojji. Samutra Kaya Bhitore Bhojji Pahre Kosta Lodhisah, Bistro Pani Pah Gosastara, Samutra Jalastara Brudhini Satarkavani Kariba Parechintabohiji. Uni Sa Tyanabheru Dhuiharja Reko Ismathare, Bistro Re Samutra Jalastara, Sundasmic 8mm Bhojji. Ais Samare Bharatopokula Re, Gopalpur Paradi Pebam Bhadrak Bale Shurupokula Re, Guru Trabhabale Brudhipai Chi Jalastara, Gopalpur Puri Upakula Jalastara, Pray Pancham millimeter Brudhipai Bhale, Bale Shurupokula Re, Hath 2-3mm Brudhipai Chi. Agami Dinari Samutra Ravak Kaya Bham Jalastara Brudhipai, Uri Sa Upokula Pahin, Bipad Bhanipare. Halar E Upakula Re, Gondjam Puri, Jagasingpur, Bale Shurup, Bhadrak Jila Pahin, Boda Bipad Bhanipare, Samutra Ravak Kita Jalastara, Bistro Pani Pah Gosastara, Pakkuru Prakashita, Bistro Jalapatna Brudhipai, Prabhap Samppakitara, Bipad Bapi Ravak Kata Jalapatna, Bipad Bipad Bipad Bipad Bipad, Uri Sa Jila Gurnikoprati, Bipad Bapati Chi. Jalabai Uparibortana Jaggu Antarkathi Kare, Bharapak Khanda, Torali Bare Lagici, Hath Samutra Jalastara Brudhipai Bhale, Bharapkarnate. Rising Seas are sinking futures. Seal Level Rise is not only a threat in itself, it is a threat multiplier. For the hundreds of millions of people living in small island development states, developing states, and other low-lying coastal areas around the world, Seal Level Rise is a torrent of trouble. Global average Seal Levels have risen faster since 1900 than over any preceding century in the last 3000 years. The global ocean has warmed faster over the past century than at any time in the past 11,000 years. Meanwhile, the WML tells us that even if global ethics is miraculously limited to 1.5 degrees, there will still be a sizable Seal Level Rise. But every fraction of a degree counts. If temperatures rise by 2 degrees, that level rise could double, with further temperature increases bringing exponential Seal Level increases.