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West Antarctica's Future Melting was Revealed in High-Resolution Projections
Recent, more comprehensive and higher-resolution studies revealed the extreme rate at which the West Antarctic Ice Sheet may be melting, and how it could contribute to global sea-level rise over the next couple of centuries.
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