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Old 2nd-July-2008, 03:27 PM
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Recently I read following....

"the most recent 100,000-year cycle raised sea levels 400 feet in the first 10,000 years, but since then sea levels have risen very little. In the current warming period, sea levels are rising only about 3 millimeters per year, and temperatures over the last 100 years have risen a modest 0.6 of a degree C."

Now the question is if the sea leve rise is due to Global Warming, why did sea level rise 400 feets in first 10,000 years?
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