Climate change is significantly altering global weather patterns, leading to more extreme weather events and rising sea levels. These changes have profound implications for river and sea erosion processes. As temperatures rise, glaciers and ice sheets melt, contributing to higher sea levels and increasing the frequency and intensity of storms. Concurrently, altered precipitation patterns and increased runoff can exacerbate river erosion. Understanding the relationship between climate change and erosion is crucial for managing the associated disaster risks and safeguarding communities.