Why climate change makes ocean levels rise: Revision history

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24 February 2024

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  • curprev 19:1619:16, 24 February 2024‎ Elie talk contribs‎ 355 bytes +355‎ Created page with "When an ice cube floating in a cup melts, the water level ''doesn't'' rise, so you might be wondering why ocean levels rise when the polar ice caps melt from climate change? It's simple: Greenland and Antarctica aren't floating in water. There is land underneath. When their massive ice sheets melt, it flows into the ocean, raising the water levels."
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