Climate change significantly impacts sea level rise due to two primary factors: thermal expansion and glacier melting. As global temperatures increase, ocean water expands, contributing to higher sea levels. Additionally, the melting of glaciers and ice sheets adds more water to the oceans. This rise threatens coastal ecosystems and communities, increases flood risks, and can lead to the displacement of populations. Moreover, the loss of coastal habitats, like mangroves and wetlands, affects biodiversity and can disrupt ecosystem services crucial for human survival.