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Ice sheets contribution to global sea level between 1992-2020

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Ice sheets contribution to global sea level between 1992-2020

GRAPH FROM IMBIE SATELLITE DATA RESEARCH SHOWING THE INCREASING CONTRIBUTION OF ICE SHEETS TO GLOBAL SEA LEVEL FROM 1992 TO 2020
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