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Everyone Looks at the Glaciers to Explain the Rise of the Seas, and that's Exactly Why We Miss the Real Engine.

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When one evokes the rise of the oceans, an image emerges almost automatically: that of a glacier that collapses in a sea of a glacial blue, or of a polar bear drifting on a piece of ice. This imagery, however striking, occults a much less spectacular but equally decisive reality. For while the [...] More
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When one evokes the rise of the oceans, an image emerges almost automatically: that of a glacier that collapses in a sea of a glacial blue, or of a polar bear drifting on a piece of ice. This imagery, however striking, occults a much less spectacular but equally decisive reality. For while the [...] More

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SciencePost broke the news on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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