The challenges in projecting future global sea levels stem from uncertainties around Antarctic ice dynamics, including grounding line retreat and ice sheet stability, as well as natural and human-driven factors affecting local land elevation changes. While scientific advancements are improving predictions through better models, field observations, and seabed mapping, a degree of uncertainty will persist. Policymakers should prepare for a range of possible outcomes to effectively address future sea level rise.
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