Environment
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Antarctica's Ice Shelf 'Ripping Apart', Prompting Collapse of 180 Trillion Tons of Glacier in 20 years
A study has warned that Antarctica's 180 trillion ton Pine Island glacier could collapse within 20 years as the floating ice shelf assisting in holding it back is 'ripping apart.
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