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What would happen if all the ice in the world map melts down?

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If it happens due to global warming then the sea water level will rise and many of the coastal areas lower in height may submerge in water

don't wish the same to happen

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It is, due to global warming, the sea level would rise to the extremes. It is certainly a worrying issue. Sign a petition to combat it here: http://sunrisefamily.com.au/current/peti... ;-)
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Well let's just say that if there are not enough boats, that I hope you can swim. And even if there are enough boats, food would run out with a few days anyways.
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No mohitos!
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we would all be under water!
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With the large ice, some countries would be washed out
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Watch the movie Waterworld by Kevin Costner and you will find out the answer..
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The sea level would rise about 7 metres
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The ice caps have been receding since the last ice age. Oceans rise when ice melts, in general.
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Watch "An Inconvenient Truth" to find out!!
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a wet map....
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