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submerging of low islands and coastlines
submerging of low islands and coastlines
temperature changes for surface currents
temperature changes for surface currents
decreased temperature of oceans
decreased temperature of oceans
increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
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The correct response indicating evidence of climate-forced sea level rise is:
submerging of low islands and coastlines.
This phenomenon is directly linked to rising sea levels caused by climate change, mainly due to the melting of ice sheets and glaciers and thermal expansion of seawater as it warms.
