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Reducing Emissions of Soot, Methane Can Decrease Sea-Level Rise
Cutting-down emissions of pollutants such as methane, soot, refrigerants, and gases that aid the formation of ozone at ground-level, can help in reducing sea-level rise by 2100, according to a new study.
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