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Arctic Glaciers Lose 5 Meters in Thickness over 13 Years; Rising Temperatures Could Accelerate This Process Twice as Fast: Asahi Shimbun

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A research team from Hokkaido University and other institutions has compiled a paper in a specialist journal of the International Society of Snow and Ice, stating that 5.4 meters of ice have been lost over 13 years in glaciers in northwestern Greenland, an area in the Arctic Circle where the effects of global warming are particularly pronounced. Rising temperatures…

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Arctic Glaciers Lose 5 Meters in Thickness over 13 Years; Rising Temperatures Could Accelerate This Process Twice as Fast: Asahi Shimbun

A research team from Hokkaido University and other institutions has compiled a paper in a specialist journal of the International Society of Snow and Ice, stating that 5.4 meters of ice have been lost over 13 years in glaciers in northwestern Greenland, an area in the Arctic Circle where the effects of global warming are particularly pronounced. Rising temperatures…

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Asahi broke the news in Tokyo, Japan on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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