PHYS/Associated Press: Satellites Show Earth Lost More than 12 Trillion Tons of Ice From Greenland, Antarctica in 47 Years
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According to a comprehensive study, the loss of ice has accelerated significantly since the 1990s.
In a fjord in western Greenland lies a glacier that is melting so rapidly that it produces about 41 billion tons of icebergs each year. More...
Scientists have combined satellite observations from European and American satellites into one study, allowing them to describe exactly how much ice has shrunk around the poles over the past five decades.
This week, the publication of a new scientific study is the subject of an alarming observation, but it shows once again the irresistible melting of ice over several decades, a negative consequence of climate warming and disruption.
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