Antarctica’s Meltdown Could Trigger 32 Feet of Sea Level Rise

By the year 2300, up to 59% of Antarctica’s ice shelves could collapse — triggering an irreversible 32-foot rise in global sea levels. That’s enough to submerge major cities like London, Miami, Venice, and Shanghai. Scientists warn this isn’t just a distant threat. The rapid collapse could begin as early as 2085. If we don’t curb emissions now, we may be watching our coastal homes slip beneath the waves in real-time. This is more than climate change — it’s a global countdown.
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