Given present global warming trends and predicted climate change for the next century, sea level is estimated to rise
A) between 18 cm and 59 cm (7.1 in to 23.2 in).
B) in an amount unrelated to the temperature of the ocean.
C) more than 30 m (100 ft).
D) in a way that will not threaten coastal inhabitants.

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According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), sea level is predicted to rise between 18 cm and 59 cm (7.1 in to 23.2 in) by the end of the century due to present global warming trends and predicted climate change. This could pose a significant threat to coastal areas and low-lying islands.

Given Present Global Warming Trends and Predicted Climate Change for the Next