Ruth Mottram on Nostr: npub1hpcdf…ghjn3 npub1n5ka7…mrquc suspect that is because it goes only to 2300, ...

npub1hpcdfjpxrawnmu6ryh36ce7xu4qd54pu6xca394yhvmyzlery0tqvghjn3 (npub1hpc…hjn3) npub1n5ka78uer2mqjfssvqky80lxunmse0flj7yku6mjd9jdk6uvl2dqqmrquc (npub1n5k…rquc) suspect that is because it goes only to 2300, there's a lot of uncertainty but in 4C world out to a thousand years you could definitely expect most of Greenland gone (~6m), West Antarctica gone (~1.5m), some of the big marine basins in east Antarctica (~2-3m) and all the small glaciers (= 0.5m), plus lots of thermal expansion. So somewhere between 6 (low) + 12m (high) would be my guess, based partly on palaeoclimate - but we don't really know because there's no exact match