With the global temperature rising Russia stands to pay a higher cost than most other nations, and the telltale signs are all too visible now.

15 million homes in Russia at risk due to ice melt

Ice sheet melting during the end of the last ice age may be responsible for sea levels to rise at 10 times the current rate, a study published on Thursday said. Researchers from UK's Durham University used geological records to estimate that oceans across the world rose 3.

Past ice melts may be responsible for sea levels to rise 10 times faster than today: Study

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