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    East antarctic ice sheet may be unstable, and partly collapse Modelling needs to include "floating fraction" Treat ice dynamics and subglacial hydrology in the map.

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    East antarctic ice sheet may be unstable, and partly collapse Modelling needs to include "floating fraction" Treat ice dynamics and subglacial hydrology in the map.

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    East antarctic ice sheet may be unstable, and partly collapse Modelling needs to include "floating fraction" Treat ice dynamics and subglacial hydrology in the map.

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    Is the east antarctic ice sheet stable?

    K Pingree, M Lurie, T Hughes

    Eemmian Sea level ~6m Higher then Today WAIS ~ 3.3m GIS ~ 2m worst case scenario This leaves EIS as source Conclusions EAIS may be unstable, and partly collapse Modelling needs to include "floating fraction" Treat ice dynamics and subglacial hydrology in the map plane

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