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https://youtu.be/MakHMmYNFZ4 According to Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, while warmer climate and melting events have contributed to rising sea levels, a new study of Greenland's ice sheet shows how subsequent factors -- down to the tiny organisms produced in these melting…