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The researchers analysed data from 61 measuring stations along Greenland’s coasts. The researchers analysed data from 61 measuring stations along the Greenland coast.
According to the results, there was a 0.2 metre rise in bedrock from 2013 to 2023. This rate is equivalent to 2 metres in 100 years.
Greenland has been rising for a long time. The land was crushed by a massive ice sheet during the last ice age. Although it ended 12 millennia ago, the land continues to rise as the ice pressure weakens.
