Sea Level Rise 'under-estimated'
December 16, 2006 @ 01:49 PM (EST)
Source: Bbc.co.uk
Current sea level rise projections could be under-estimating the impact of human-induced climate change on the world's oceans, scientists suggest.
By plotting global mean surface temperatures against sea level rise, the team found that levels could rise by 59% more than current forecasts...
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