In fact, he said, ice flows from that glacier alone account for a quarter to a third of Antarctica's
total contribution to sea level rise.
Not exact matches
From that number, they have calculated Greenland's
contribution to sea level rise over that time, which they estimate
to be about 10
to 17 percent of the
total global
sea level rise of about 1 foot since 1900.
The Greenland ice sheet (GIS) has been melting so slowly and so negligibly in recent decades that the entire ice sheet's
total contribution to global
sea level rise was a mere 0.39 of a centimeter (0.17
to 0.61 cm) between 1993 and 2010 (Leeson et al, 2017).
As the rate of ice loss has accelerated, its
contribution to global
sea level rise has increased from a little more than half of the
total increase from 1993 - 2008
to 75 - 80 percent of the
total increase between 2003 - 2007.
The Greenland ice sheet (GIS) has been melting so slowly and so negligibly in recent decades that the entire ice sheet's
total contribution to global
sea level rise was a mere 0.39 of a centimeter (0.17
to 0.61 cm) between 1993 and 2010 (Leeson et al, 2017).
The melting contributes
to about 1 % of the global
sea level rise — a small
contribution and only 3 — 4 % of the
total contribution from global glaciers and ice caps.
The
sea level rise from this
contribution is subtracted from the
total sea level rise to obtain another estimate of steric
sea level rise.