Ice sheet
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Greenland Ice Sheet Alarms Scientists, Large Area Replaced With Wetland, Barren Rocks
A review of the past satellite data revealed that an estimated 11,000 square miles of Greenland's ice sheet and glaciers have melted during the last three decades. Read more here.
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Greenland Ice Sheet Melts 255 Gigatons of Ice Annually, Nears Its Melting Point
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Gargantuan Iceberg of 600 Sq Miles in Area Calves Away From Antarctica Ice Sheet
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River Found Under Antarctica Accelerates Ice Loss as Global Temperatures Rise
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Study Aims to End Debates About Impact of Climate Change to the Ice Caps
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For the First Time in History, Rain Fell on Greenland's Ice Sheet. What Does this Mean?
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Melting Glaciers Due to Global Warming is Slightly Warping Earth's Crust, Scientists Warn
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Massive Ice Melt in Greenland in Single Day is Enough to Cover Florida With 2 Inches of Water
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Greenland Ice Sheet Faces Major Tipping Point, Accelerated Melting Might be Inevitable
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The Year 2100 Will See the Fastest Melting of Greenland's Ice Sheet in the Last 12 Millennia
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Did You Know? Tropical Glacier Melt Started at the End of the Last Ice Age
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EXPLAINED: Strange Symmetrical Zigzag Patterns Appear in Iceland
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Antarctic Sea Ice Hits All Time Low
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