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Scientists Extend Sea Level Record of Singapore by 10,000 Years
With the aid of giant sediment cores, scientists have extended Singapore's sea-level record by 10,000 years. The research will assist modelers forecast more accurately how sea-level rise will impact the coastline of Singapore in time to come.
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