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There are many scientific explanations as to how climate change can aggravate tsunamis to be even worse for the economy, society, and the environment. For instance, the biggest threat to tsunamis are rising sea levels â which are being aggravated by climate change. The reason that rising sea levels can make tsunamis even worse than they already are is because higher sea levels can allow for tsunamis to travel further inland and cause even more damage.