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Los Alamos National Laboratory and institutions from across the world conducted the most advanced prediction to date for how global warming will melt polar ice sheets and impact sea-level riseRead Moreabout the article: Up to 15 inches of sea-level rise from ice sheets by 2100 predicted by international modeling collaboration
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