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Sea levels rose more than expected in 2024 | BBC News
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3:44Now PlayingNasa says global sea levels rose by more than expected last year.
The water level was expected to rise around 0.43cm, but instead reached 0.59cm.
The agency blamed an unusual amount of ocean warming combined with water from melting glaciers.
2024 was the hottest year on record, with average global temperatures around 1.6C higher than pre-industrial times.
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