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Global Sea Level to Rise by Seven Feet for Every Degree of Sustained Global Warming
For every degree (Celsius) rise in the global temperature that sustained over a long period of time, the sea levels would rise about seven feet or 2.3 meters, according to a new study. The estimated rise, researchers said, will happen over many thousand years.
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