Arctic ice melt
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Sinkholes with the Size of City Blocks Have Opened on the Arctic Seabed, What Could They Be?
The Arctic Ocean holes have been subjected to debates on its true cause. Undersea volcanic eruptions and human-induced climate change have been ruled out.
Latest Research Articles
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$500 Billion Plan to Refreeze the Arctic Revealed by Scientists
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ALERT: Canadian Glaciers are Melting 900 Percent Faster in the Past Decade
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Warning: Frozen Arctic Lakes Melt One Day Earlier Per Year
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WATCH: Artic Ice With the Size of Florida Melts
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Climate Change: Warming Summers Could Completely Melt Old Arctic Sea Ice
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Warming Arctic Could Disrupt Global Nitrogen Cycle
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Consequences of Climate Change: Polar Bear Population Shrinking Due to Arctic Sea Ice Melt
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Alert! Arctic Sea Ice Cover at the Second Lowest Ever Recorded, Data Shows
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Return from the Grave: Small Pox Might Reemerge Due to Arctic Ice Melt
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NASA Says 2016 is Hottest Year On Record
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Melting Arctic Ice Forces Polar Bears to Swim Long Distances Without Rest
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Arctic Ice Not Darkening Because of Soot or Carbon, New Study Says
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