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"Cool it!", chapter 3: Global warming: Our many worries
Melting glaciers, pages
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GENERAL REMARKS |
Glaciers worldwide have been receding at an accelerating pace during recent decades, concomitant with the general rise in air temperatures worldwide. During the years 1961-1990, melt water from glaciers and ice caps around the world, excluding Greenland and Antarctica, contributed a total of 0.33 mm per year to global sea level rise. For the years 2001-2004, the contribution was 0.77 mm per year, that is, more than twice (reference: this link).
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RECEDING GLACIERS |
GLACIERS
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