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Here is the BBC article, I've read today.
Conclusion from the original study:
This sounds really alarming to me.
Conclusion from the original study:
... We find it plausible that SLR could exceed 2 m by 2100 for our high-temperature scenario, roughly equivalent to business as usual. This could result in land loss of 1.79 M km2, including critical regions of food production, and displacement of up to 187 million people (38). A SLR of this magnitude would clearly have profound consequences for humanity.
This sounds really alarming to me.
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