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Scientists can’t tell whether sea-level rise will be bad or catastrophicby Sarah DeWeerdt | Dec 19, 2017

12/27/2017

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"A new study that combines an established method for predicting sea-level rise with recent insights about Antarctic ice-sheet dynamics suggests that breakup of these ice sheets in a warming world will lead to greater sea-level rise than previously predicted. But we won’t have a good idea of just how much the waters will rise for another few decades."  Click here for the rest of the article. 

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