But the relative amount of rise right now compared to 400 feet of rise and fall is hard to fathom.
Bruce Westerman: “But the relative amount of rise right now compared to 400 feet of rise and fall is hard to fathom.”
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Westerman discusses the challenges of understanding current sea level rise compared to historical changes.
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