Question
Which is evidence of climate forced sea level rise
Decreased temperature of oceans
Increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
Submerging of low islands in close lines
Temperature changes for surface currents
Decreased temperature of oceans
Increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
Submerging of low islands in close lines
Temperature changes for surface currents
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The evidence of climate-forced sea level rise among the options you provided is:
**Submerging of low islands in coastal areas.**
This phenomenon can be directly linked to rising sea levels, which are influenced by climate change, primarily through the melting of ice sheets and glaciers and the thermal expansion of seawater as it warms. The other options—decreased ocean temperatures, increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, and changes in surface currents—are related to climate change but are not direct evidence of sea level rise.
**Submerging of low islands in coastal areas.**
This phenomenon can be directly linked to rising sea levels, which are influenced by climate change, primarily through the melting of ice sheets and glaciers and the thermal expansion of seawater as it warms. The other options—decreased ocean temperatures, increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, and changes in surface currents—are related to climate change but are not direct evidence of sea level rise.
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