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Antarctic Glacier Will Melt for Decades To Come
The single largest contributor to rising sea levels is the Pine Island Glacier (PIG), located in the West Antarctic Ice Sheet. New research, published in Science, suggests that the glacier may continue thinning for decades to come.
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