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explain the damage caused to the hydrosphere due to the effects of global warming​

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Global warming could further affect the hydrologic cycle by the melting of ice and snow in the Greenland and Antarctic ice caps and in mountain glaciers, resulting in the transfer of water to the oceans. ... The melting of all glacial ice would raise the sea level more than 66 metres (about 216 feet).

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