Answer:
Increased carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere will most likely lead to higher-than-average sea levels.
Explanation:
- An increased level of 'carbon dioxide' in the atmosphere would proportionally increase the temperature of the atmosphere due to the action of trapping of heat by the excessive carbon dioxide.
- This would result in a substantial increase in the rate of melting of the glaciers all over the world.
- The water from the melting glaciers would ultimately flow into the seas resulting in higher-than-average sea levels.
