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The Greenland ice sheet is the second-largest ice mass in the world, containing enough ice to raise global sea level by about seven meters—and it is rapidly melting. The NSU Rising Seas Institute, part of Nova Southeastern University’s oceanographic programs, leads unforgettable Arctic adventures that reveal the reality of sea level rise in Greenland.

With opportunities to explore million-year-old glaciers and learn from expert oceanographers, including NSU Rising Seas Institute Director John Englander, the experience crystallizes the urgency of sea level rise for our world—and inspires action needed to plan and adapt for the future.

Through the NSU Ocean and the NSU Rising Seas Institute, Nova Southeastern University is advancing research, education, and solutions to help communities understand and adapt to rising seas, from the Arctic to Florida’s coastlines. Learn more about NSU’s Greenland fact-finding expeditions and how you can support the mission to foster healthier seas.

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