Rising CO2 could cause catastrophic sea level rise finds Antarctic study - Telegraph - 0 views
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during the last period of high CO2, 125,000 years ago,
temperatures were up to 10.8F(6C) higher than present day levels.
Such a hike in temperature could lead to a rise in sea levels of between 13 to
20ft (4 to 6 m) over hundreds of years as the ice sheets melt. -
the study suggests that current high levels of CO2 could also
cause a rise in temperature -
massive droughts, extinction of species and sea
level rise - ...1 more annotation...
