iFANN
    Search iFANN...
    Log in
    Home
    News
    Videos
    Photos
    GIFs
    Explore
    Polls
    Awards
    iFAMOUS
    Wiki
    Anime
    Rooms
    Notifications
    Messages
    Bookmarks
    Profile
    WikiAwardsiFAMOUSRankingsIndustriesCreator RewardsUser RewardsTermsPrivacyCommunity GuidelinesTakedown / DMCAHelpDevelopers

    © 2026 iFANN

    Home
    Search
    Messages
    Alerts
    Profile
    Photo
    Savage Updates
    Savage Updates@savageupdates2mo
    💭Climate💭Info/Editorials💭Science
    Fastest sinking coastal cities ranking

    @savageupdatesA fresh ranking from Nature Sustainability breaks down the fastest sinking coastal cities on the planet, measured in millimeters per year. Ho Chi Minh City leads the pack at 16 mm, and Chittagong is next at 12. Istanbul and Tianjin both hit 6, while Jakarta, Ahmedabad, and Surat each sit at 5. Yangon comes in at 4, Qingdao at 3.5, and Houston and Fukuoka at 3. Rio de Janeiro and Shanghai both register 2.5. Finally, Kolkata, Lagos, and Manila all sink at 2 mm per year.

    View original post

    Fastest sinking coastal cities ranking

    Photo by @savageupdates· Aug 12, 2026· Climate

    About this photo

    The image is an infographic detailing the world's fastest sinking coastal cities. It displays 16 different cities, each with a number, country flag, city name, and the rate at which it is sinking in millimeters per year. The style is clean and informative, with isometric illustrations of each city's skyline or key landmarks. A notable detail is the inclusion of specific landmarks like the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul and the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro. The bottom of the infographic has the text "According to Nature Sustainability".

    See all Climate photos

    ?

    No comments yet. Be the first!

    More Climate photos

    See all Climate photos
    US climate match mapUS climate match mapEarth from space view2Earth from space viewUN warning on developing nations poverty risk2UN warning on developing nations poverty riskPakistan solar panel boom2Pakistan solar panel boomEraring Power Station Australia2Eraring Power Station AustraliaAmazon deforestation record low Brazil2Amazon deforestation record low BrazilGlobal chilli pepper production rankings 2024Global chilli pepper production rankings 2024Europe vs United States sunshine hoursEurope vs United States sunshine hoursArctic permafrost methane release2Arctic permafrost methane releaseIndia $19.4 billion renewable plan2India $19.4 billion renewable planJapan 34-day rain record2Japan 34-day rain recordAustralia climate zones vs the worldAustralia climate zones vs the worldNepal PM on climate crisis2Nepal PM on climate crisisRenewable energy capacity must triple by 20302Renewable energy capacity must triple by 2030Europe climate study 20252Europe climate study 2025Stardust Solutions solar radiation modification researchStardust Solutions solar radiation modification researchGreenland data centers TrumpGreenland data centers TrumpStrait of Hormuz emissions drop2Strait of Hormuz emissions drop
    Photo
    Savage Updates
    Savage Updates@savageupdates2mo
    💭Climate💭Info/Editorials💭Science
    Fastest sinking coastal cities ranking

    @savageupdatesA fresh ranking from Nature Sustainability breaks down the fastest sinking coastal cities on the planet, measured in millimeters per year. Ho Chi Minh City leads the pack at 16 mm, and Chittagong is next at 12. Istanbul and Tianjin both hit 6, while Jakarta, Ahmedabad, and Surat each sit at 5. Yangon comes in at 4, Qingdao at 3.5, and Houston and Fukuoka at 3. Rio de Janeiro and Shanghai both register 2.5. Finally, Kolkata, Lagos, and Manila all sink at 2 mm per year.

    View original post

    Fastest sinking coastal cities ranking

    Photo by @savageupdates· Aug 12, 2026· Climate

    About this photo

    The image is an infographic detailing the world's fastest sinking coastal cities. It displays 16 different cities, each with a number, country flag, city name, and the rate at which it is sinking in millimeters per year. The style is clean and informative, with isometric illustrations of each city's skyline or key landmarks. A notable detail is the inclusion of specific landmarks like the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul and the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro. The bottom of the infographic has the text "According to Nature Sustainability".

    See all Climate photos

    ?

    No comments yet. Be the first!

    More Climate photos

    See all Climate photos
    US climate match mapUS climate match mapEarth from space view2Earth from space viewUN warning on developing nations poverty risk2UN warning on developing nations poverty riskPakistan solar panel boom2Pakistan solar panel boomEraring Power Station Australia2Eraring Power Station AustraliaAmazon deforestation record low Brazil2Amazon deforestation record low BrazilGlobal chilli pepper production rankings 2024Global chilli pepper production rankings 2024Europe vs United States sunshine hoursEurope vs United States sunshine hoursArctic permafrost methane release2Arctic permafrost methane releaseIndia $19.4 billion renewable plan2India $19.4 billion renewable planJapan 34-day rain record2Japan 34-day rain recordAustralia climate zones vs the worldAustralia climate zones vs the worldNepal PM on climate crisis2Nepal PM on climate crisisRenewable energy capacity must triple by 20302Renewable energy capacity must triple by 2030Europe climate study 20252Europe climate study 2025Stardust Solutions solar radiation modification researchStardust Solutions solar radiation modification researchGreenland data centers TrumpGreenland data centers TrumpStrait of Hormuz emissions drop2Strait of Hormuz emissions drop