An uplifting outlook for Antarctica

Nicholas R. Golledge ()
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Nicholas R. Golledge: Victoria University of Wellington

Nature Climate Change, 2024, vol. 14, issue 10, 1020-1021

Abstract: Ice melt from Antarctica is accelerating. Now, a study shows that more realistic treatment of how Earth’s mantle rebounds as Antarctic glaciers retreat can lower projections of mass loss and the associated sea-level rise.

Date: 2024
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