Sea level rise due to ice shelf collapse is as yet limited, but large ice shelves surrounding some of the major Antarctic glaciers could be at risk, and their collapse would result in a significant sea level rise contribution [2
Sea level rise due
to ice shelf collapse is as yet limited, but large ice shelves surrounding some of the
major Antarctic glaciers could be at risk, and their collapse would result in a significant
sea level rise contribution [2
sea level rise contribution [22].
Ice mass loss of the marine - terminating glaciers has rapidly accelerated from close
to balance in the 2000s
to a sustained rate of — 56 ± 8 gigatons per year, constituting a
major fraction of Antarctica's
contribution to rising sea level.