Sea Level Rise in New Jersey

This circular details the historical reasons for sea level rise as well as environmental problems that result from this rise. The extent of the coastline during the most recent ice age is presented in a map, and predictions are made about where the coastline would be if the Antarctic and Greenland i...

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Published: New Jersey Geological Survey 1998
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Greenland
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