New Global Satellite Survey Rewrites Ice Cliff Rules, Reshaping Future Sea Level Forecasts
A groundbreaking global survey by scientists from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), MIT, and the University of Michigan has revealed surprising new insights into how towering ice cliffs behave, challenging previous ideas about rapid sea level rise. Published today in Science, the study found that while these immense ice cliffs can break apart much faster than expected, they also often restabilize, slowing down what many feared could be a runaway process of ice loss.












