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The rise in sea level could actually be between 30 cm and one metre higher

A study in <em>Nature</em> warns of underestimations in scientific articles over the past 15 years. Vulnerable coastal areas in Portugal may face risks sooner than previously thought.

Público4 Mar

The rise in sea level could actually be between 30 cm and one metre higher

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The rise in sea level could actually be between 30 cm and one metre higher

The rise in sea level could actually be between 30 cm and one metre higher