Antarctic glaciers melting at fastest rate in 5500 years, could cause 3.4 metres in global sea level rise - CTV News
A new study says in the past 30 years, two major glaciers in Antarctica have been losing ice at their fastest rates over the last 5,500 years and can contribute as much as 3.4 metres of global sea level rise over the next several centuries.
A new study says in the past 30 years, two major glaciers in Antarctica have been losing ice at their fastest rates over the last 5,500 years and can contribute as much as 3.4 metres of global sea le… [+2274 chars]
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