‘Scary’ Study Finds Ice Sheets in the Past Retreated at Rates of Nearly 2,000 Feet per Day

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By Olivia RosaneApr 7, 2023, 9:30 pm186 pts
Evidence from the last ice age has troubling implications for future sea level rise. The research, published in Nature Wednesday, found that ice sheets could collapse around 20 times faster than previously assumed as the climate warms. “Our research provides a warning from the past about the speeds that…

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