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First Thing: major sea-level rise from ice cap melting now inevitable | US news

Minimum rise of 10in to occur regardless of climate action, scientists find. Plus, survey asks about likelihood of US civil war

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Greenland already locked in to major sea level rise: Study

The Greenland ice sheet is currently the main factor in swelling the Earth's oceans. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Scientists Warn Global Sea Level Rise Of 27cm Is Inevitable

Scientists studying a Greenland ice sheet have predicted melting sea ice will cause an "inevitable" global sea rise of 27 centimetres due to climate change.

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Slog AM: PSL Is Here, Harrell Gets Candid With Cops, Movie Tickets Are $3 This Saturday

Slog AM: PSL Is Here, Harrell Gets Candid With Cops, Movie Tickets Are $3 This Saturday
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Study: Melting Greenland ice sheet will raise seas by nearly a foot

Global sea\u00a0levels could rise more than two feet within the century if the pace of warming continues, study authors warn.

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