Answer:
The correct answer is - ice shelves will have at risk of collapse.
Explanation:
Ella Gilbert and Christoph Kittel at the University of Reading, UK, and the University of Liege, Belgium, respectively made a computer model for the effect on ice shelves by climate change.
They found that if the world warms by 4°C, the continent’s ice shelves, approximately 34% will have melted water on their surface, which is known as hydrofracturing and a sign that these ice shelves are at risk of collapse.
