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Ridges revealed how quickly the 'grounding line' -- the point where an ice sheet starts to float -- had retreated during the transition from the last ice age: from 55 to 610 metres (667 yards) a day.
Now. thank you forjoining us. what did your findings demonstrate? we anal sed your findings demonstrate? - analysed sea floor riches of norway to show the rate at which the ice sheet which occurred during the last ice age reduced during a period of climate warming broadly comparable with what we have going on today. i am so sorry, i cannot hear you. hagar am so sorry, i cannot hear you. how is that relevant _ am so sorry, i cannot hear you. how is that relevant to _ am so sorry, i cannot hear you. how is that relevant to the _ am so sorry, i cannot hear you. how is that relevant to the climate...
Retreat translates to the level of c level rice of this is the difference between getting a certain amount of sea level rise happening over ten years to over 100 years. the rate of sea—level rise is important for helping us to plan defences such as those around the coast to deal with coastal flooding.— those around the coast to deal with coastal flooding. what more research is needed on — coastal flooding. what more research is needed on the _ coastal flooding. what more research is needed on the topic? _ coastal flooding. what more research is needed on the topic? our- coastal flooding....
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The Arctic ice sheet extended 25 percent further than it did last summer.