Greenland
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Melting Ice Sheet in Greenland May Trigger Tsunamis and Underwater Landslides, Expert Warn
The rapid melting of ice sheets in Greenland poses a very alarming ocean conditions for the UK. Professor Bill McGuire of earth sciences at University College London said this could trigger catastrophic consequences for Britain. In fact, the disappearing sheets could lead to earthquakes and 'submarine' landslides in Greenland which is only 1,500 miles away.
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