4.3. Precipitation Trends

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) alleges that “recent decreases in ice mass are correlated with rising surface air temperatures, ” and more specifically that “the late 20 th-century glacier

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4. Observations
Glaciers
Sea Ice
Precipitation
and Sea Level
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