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Explore the critical insights from research conducted by Simon Dietz and Felix Koninx on the drastic melting of the Antarctic Ice Sheet and its far-reaching impacts on global sea level rise and coastal economies. Discover how proactive planning can mitigate costs and the social cost of carbon may surge under high emission scenarios.
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