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Take a look at this :
The shear zone of Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf is breaking up.
Total collapse of this ice shelf is imminent (in June-August or end of 2026).
After this major event, global sea level rise will accelerate, flooding coastal cities.
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Take a look at this :
The shear zone of Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf is breaking up.
Total collapse of this ice shelf is imminent (in June-August or end of 2026).
After this major event, global sea level rise will accelerate, flooding coastal cities.
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browser.dataspace.copernicus.eu?zoom=12&lat=...
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In reality, the Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica will collapse very soon and contribute significantly to sea level rise because its eastern ice shelf (TEIS) has already fractured almost entirely and its shear zone is breaking up, increasing the risk of collapse in 2026 (Sentinel-1).

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In reality, the Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica will not wait until 2067 to collapse and contribute significantly to sea level rise because its eastern ice shelf (TEIS) has already fractured almost entirely and its shear zone is breaking up, increasing the risk of collapse in 2026 (Sentinel-1).

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In reality, the Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica will not wait until 2067 to collapse and contribute significantly to sea level rise because its eastern ice shelf (TEIS) has already fractured almost entirely and its shear zone is breaking up, increasing the risk of collapse in 2026 (Sentinel-1).

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In reality, the Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica will not wait 50 years to collapse and contribute significantly to sea level rise because its eastern ice shelf (TEIS) has already fractured almost entirely and its shear zone is breaking up, increasing the risk of collapse in 2026 (Sentinel-1).

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