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The fusion model predicts that under a low-emissions scenario, global sea levels are very likely to rise between ... locations in New Jersey could see 80 tidal floods or more. In the UK, a two ...

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Depth: Oceans are generally deeper than seas. Seas tend to have shallower waters compared to the vast depths of oceans. Salinity: Seas often have higher salinity levels due to evaporation and limited ...

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Projections based on this fusion approach suggest that under a low-emissions scenario, global mean sea levels are very likely to rise between 0.3 and 1.0 metres by 2100. The IPCC's likely range ...