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The seas would rise.

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Q: If a lot of Earth ice melt an effect could be that?
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When ice cube in the poles of earth melt does it effect the rotation of earth?

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What is the effect of adding ice to water?

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Is it true that all of Antarctica might melt and nothing will be left of it?

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