Charles R. Bentley (Perspectives, [21 Feb., p. 1077][1]) suggests that a useful estimate of the probability of a West Antarctic ice-sheet collapse in the next 100 years can be obtained by assuming it to be a random event occurring once every 100,000 years. He bases this view on results of a single
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Robert Bindschadler (1997) studied this question.
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