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Scientists propose a 100-kilometre underwater curtain in the Amundsen Sea to shield Antarctic glaciers from warm water.
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The barrier would rise 200 metres from the seabed to protect the Thwaites and Pine Island glaciers specifically.
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These two glaciers act as crucial barriers preventing larger ice sheets from sliding into the ocean.
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The loss of these glaciers alone could trigger a three-metre rise in global sea levels.
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The project aims to combat the dual threat glaciers face from warming air and water temperatures.
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Researchers from Kobe University warn of potential political tensions over Antarctic sovereignty.
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The massive engineering project acknowledges the severity of the crisis but faces significant logistical challenges.
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Concerns exist that the project could disrupt Antarctica's 60-year status as a symbol of peaceful international collaboration.
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