«If the southern ocean forcing (subsurface warming) of the Antarctic ice sheets continues to grow, it likely will become impossible to
avoid sea level rise of several meters, with the largest uncertainty being how rapidly it will occur,» the report states.
Not exact matches
Barring a sainthood's worth
of major miracles, I don't see how we
avoid several meters (5 to 10 +)
of sea level rise by 2200.
This is followed by the claim that to
avoid things like reduced agricultural production and
several meters of rise in
sea level, «our net annual emissions
of CO2 must be reduced by more than 50 percent within this century.»