Bodies of water stored in glaciers could contribute to sea level rise, scientists claim

Lee Bell
Lee Bell
clock 16 October 2018 •
Bodies of water stored in glaciers could contribute to sea level rise, scientists claim

Stanford researchers made the discovery via data from Greenland

Scientists have uncovered a presence of water stored in a glacier in Greenland that, they claim, could contribute to a major sea-level rise over the next 100 years. The rapidly changing ice sheet has...

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