Antarctica contains enough ice to raise sea levels by about 57 metres if it ever all melted. Worries include that a collapse of ice shelves around the coast may allow inland ice to slide faster towards the ocean. Greenland’s ice would raise sea levels by 7 metres if it all vanished. [...]
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