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    Hebridean Salt Marsh Reveals 2,500 Years of Sea Level Changes

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    Researchers have discovered an almost unbroken record of sea level changes over the last 2,500 years in a salt marsh at Gress on the Isle of Lewis. The study indicates a rise of 1.2 meters, with acceleration noted around AD 950. This research provides insights into Scotland's coastline response to climate shifts since the last Ice Age.
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