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One of the main factors contributing to sea level rise is the melting of the glaciers and ice sheets in Antarctica. As they melt they add freshwater to the oceans and increase the sea levels.

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When polar ice melts, it adds more water to the oceans, especially from the glaciers and ice sheets in the poles. This makes sea levels rise. In some places, people might have to move because the land becomes too dangerous to live on.

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I observe that the rising sea levels are already threatening ecosystems, water resources, infrastructure and human lives.

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The water level rose compared to the initial baseline. It took about an hour to spil out of the container because the room was a bit cold. This experiment shows how melting glaciers contribute directly to sea level rise, as their water flows into the ocean and increases their volume.

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With the climate change, global temperatures rise and the oceans absorb much of this heat. The warmer waters expand, and this contributes very much to sea level rise.

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The melting of ice on the planet adds water to the ocean and sea levels rise. It was observed in the experiment

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When polar ice melt extra water is added to the ocean. The sea level rises and this can cause flooding along coastlines, damage to homes and roads, making life difficult for people living there.

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with the high emissions seanario, sea can rise 0,6-1 m in my region (Attica)

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Polar regions and mountain glaciers are melting faster than ever. And as they melt the water flows into the oceans making sea levels to rise. I read that Earth absorbs more heat because there’s less ice to reflect sunlight and this leads to even more warming and melting.

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The risen sea levels will create problems for people living near the coast. Flooding will happen more often, damaging homes, roads, and buildings. Also saltwater can mix with fresh water, making it unsafe to drink. People living in these areas may have to move, and keeping these places safe will take a lot of work and money.

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Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, France and Italy, especially Venice seem very vulnerable. These areas could experience temporary flooding even sooner due to storms and rising sea levels.

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Sea level rise is caused by natural processes such as climate change and global warming. Climate change is caused by an increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. These greenhouse gases allow sunlight to reach the Earth, increasing the temperature held in the atmosphere. The increased temperature causes the glaciers to melt and the sea level to rise.

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Sea level rise is driven by thermal expansion of warming oceans, melting glaciers and ice sheets, and changes in ocean currents. Land subsidence also worsens the effects in some regions

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Glaciers are melting faster due to rising temperatures, driving global sea level rise.

Sea level rise varies regionally, with some areas affected more than others.

Melting disrupts ecosystems and accelerates warming through reduced reflectivity (albedo).

Projections show up to 1 meter of sea level rise by 2100 under high-emission scenarios.

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The main factors that cause sea level rise are the melting of glaciers and ice sheets and the expansion of seawater as it gets warmer. When the planet heats up due to climate change, ice in places like Greenland and Antarctica melts and adds more water to the oceans. At the same time, warmer water takes up more space, which also raises sea levels. Other causes include the loss of ice from mountain glaciers and some human activities that affect groundwater levels.

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When polar ice melts it adds more water to the oceans, which causes sea levels to rise. This is a big problem for coastal communities because it can lead to more flooding, erosion, and even force people to leave their homes. Some areas might become unlivable in the future.

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The melting of polar ice means there's more water in the oceans, but it also changes the balance of the climate system. For coastal communities, it means higher risk during storms, loss of land and damage to infrastructure. Places near the sea may need to build barriers or even relocate, which can be very expensive and stressful for the people living there

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before

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After the melting of the ice. The "sea level" has risen.