Environment
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Climate Change Causes Ice Larger than Paris to Break Off from Greenland Glacier and Shatter
Scientists reported that climate change has caused an ice chunk larger than Paris to break off from the only remaining and the largest glacier in Greenland and shatter to pieces.
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