At the height of the last Ice Age, 20,000 years ago, global sea level ... warming (IPCC 2007)). - The gravitational pull of land ice is reduced as the ice melts, which has a surprisingly large ...

On average, the global sea level rises annually by about 0.14 inches, so while global warming is a very real concern you probably aren’t noticing its effects on the shoreline one year to the next.

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Parts of the west Antarctic Peninsula are among the fastest-warming places on earth. Even small-scale melting is likely to have significant effects on global sea level rise. Netflix's ground-breaking ...