“If the ice in the Antarctic melted, sea levels globally would go up by 57 metres - even a metre would have drastic consequences”, polar scientist Professor Martin Siegert tells mattfrei.
We spoke to the polar scientist Professor Martin Siegert of Exeter University, and asked him how shocked and surprised he was by the data he found.
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