Here’s how much Antarctica’s melting ice is already contributing to sea level rise

Mongabay
Jun 19, 2018, 3:38 pm162 pts
In July of last year, a 5,800-square-kilometer (2,239-square-mile) block of ice broke off of the Larsen Ice Shelf in Antarctica and fell into the Southern Ocean. The newly created iceberg was massive, about the size of the US state of Delaware, but it did not contribute to rising sea levels, as it was already…

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