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doesn t spill over the top, it equalizes, right? but if you take a handful of ice, dump it in the ice, it goes over. and the glacier is putting out an ice cube every year that s nine miles wide. that s the equivalent of the ice being dumped in as a result of this. these guys basically ignored all of the models, the complicated computer models to try to predict the future. and they looked at the receding ice line as tell moves. in winters it goes down. summers as it melts, it goes up. by doing the math of what s lost there, they can make this prediction what s already built in it at least ten inches average. and 3.3%, but enough, enough to raise the sea levels by about a foot. right. what does that mean for the coastal communities all around the globe? the thing is, it s all relative. you can t think of it like a

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