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Detecting anthropogenic footprints in sea level rise
- Provides a probabilistic upper range of long-term persistent natural GMSL/LMSL variability (P=0.99), which in turn, determines the minimum/maximum anthropogenic contribution to sea level rise since 1900
- Concludes that it is virtually certain (P=0.99) that at least 45% of the observed increase in GMSL is of anthropogenic origin
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