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What is causing the sea to rise?
Ice sheets, thermal expansion, and mountain glaciers. Also, sediment starvation and subsidence from oil drilling. Slope angle.
The Marine Ice Sheet Instability Hypothesis
Warm waters contact glaciers from below; where sea levels are low, this may be a runaway process
Why could the sea level be lowering in some places?
Land surface is still rebounding from last glacial maximum (ex. Norway)
Near Field v Far Field Effects
Ice sheets have a lot of mass and as such gravitationally pull water to them. When they melt they have less gravity and the sea level falls.