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Observed change in global mean sea level

Data Visualization Created 04 Apr 2016 Published 20 Dec 2016 Last modified 04 Oct 2017

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Reconstructed Global mean sea level (satellite and altimetre) provided by Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)

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1880-2015

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