Scientists still don’t know how far melting in Antarctica will go – or the sea level rise it will unleash
Ice loss from the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets was the largest contributor to sea level rise in recent decades. Image: Unsplash/ Cassie Matias
Chen Zhao
Research associate, University of Tasmania
Rupert Gladstone
Adjunct professor, University of Lapland
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