Antarctica and Greenland ice melt raised global sea levels by about half an inch in last 16 years
2020-04-30 18:01
Global sea levels have risen 0.55 inches since 2003 due to ice melt in Antarctica and Greenland driven by climate change according to new data measurements from several NASA satellites.
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