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Climate Change: Greenland is Still Melting, NASA Video Reminds Us
As part of their ongoing "ScienceCasts" video series, Science@NASA reminds just how closely experts from around the world have been keeping a wary eye on Greenland's ice sheet. The result has been a mountain of research all showing the same thing: under the thinning of ice is a whole lot of nothing, and that's not good news.
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Greenland Glaciers: How Their Ebb and Flow will Impact Sea Level Rise
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