Environment
Sea Level Rise Temporarily Halted as a Result of Australia Hogging all the Rain
A long-term trend of rising sea levels was brought to a screeching halt between 2010 and 2011 when atmospheric patterns came together in such a way that much of the precipitation they carried was driven over Australia, which the continent thirstily soaked up.
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