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A geological perspective on potential future sea-level rise

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2013

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Rohling, Eelco
Haigh, Ivan D.
Foster, Gavin
Roberts, Andrew
Grant, Katharine

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Nature Publishing Group

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During ice-age cycles, continental ice volume kept pace with slow, multi-millennial scale, changes in climate forcing. Today, rapid greenhouse gas (GHG) increases have outpaced ice-volume responses, likely committing us to > 9 m of long-term sea-level ris

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/75910

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Scientific Reports

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Open Access

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10.1038/srep03461

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