Environment
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Doomsday Glacier May Raise Sea Levels by Two Feet, Scientists Warn
Researchers fear that a significant amount of ice from the world's widest glacier may be lost to the seas in the near future. This made Thwaites to be nicknamed the Doomsday Glacier. Near-term changes in Doomsday Glacier might boost sea levels by up to two feet, researchers from AGU warned at a press briefing the previous week.
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