Environment
Previous Greenland Ice Sheet Collapse Rose Sea Level up to 6 Meters
More than 400,000 years ago, a warming period pushed Greenland's ice sheet past its limit and raised global sea levels up to 6 meters, according to new research. The results may give us a glimpse as to what may happen as a result of Greenland's current climate-induced melting dilemma.
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