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Warm ocean water flowing underneath the Pine Island Glacier in Antarctica is causing the glacier to melt at a rapid rate of 2.4 inches per day. Sensors drilled into the glacier measured warm water currents and temperatures underneath, showing the effects of global warming in raising ocean temperatures. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is necessary to slow global warming and reduce melting of glaciers and sea level rise.
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Sea level rise tam 2014-03
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It is our HSS (Humanities and Social Sciences) project.
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- 1. Warm Water Under Antarctic Glacier Spurs Rapid Melting WARM WATER UNDER ANTARCTIC GLACIER SPURS RAPID MELTING Posted to LiveScience.com on September 12th, 2013 CHRISTOPHER HILL SCIE114-
- 2. According to Naval Post Graduate Students Warm water, under the Pine Island Glacier, is causing ice to melt at a rate of 2.4 inches per day
- 3. CAUSES OF RISING SEA LEVELS • Melted ice ( water ) flows into the ocean • Warm water temperatu res cause water to expand
- 4. EFFECTS OF RISING SEA LEVELS • • • • • Destructive Erosion Flooding of Wetlands Contamination Lost Habitat for Fish, Birds and Plants Powerful Storms
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- 7. We must reduce green house gases in order to reduce global warming and high ocean temperatures
- 8. References Chow, D. (September , 2013 12). Warm water under antarctic glacier spurs rapid melting. Retrieved from http://www.livescience.com/39606melting-ice-pine-island-glacier.html National Geographic (n.d.). Sea level rise. Retrieved from http://ocean.nationalgeographic.com/ocean/critical-issues-sea-levelrise/ National Geographic (n.d.). Sea temperature rise. Retrieved from http://ocean.nationalgeographic.com/ocean/critical-issues-seatemperature-rise/