global warming
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Sea Level Rise Rapidly Occurring as Global Warming Melts Greenland Ice Sheets at Record Level
Sea level rise is rapidly occurring as global warming massively melts Greenland ice sheets at record level. In the past up to the year 2000, these sheets acquired the same amount of new ice equal to what melted from it.
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