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Greenland's Glaciers Are Shrinking at an Enormous Rate – This Also Affects Regions Closer to Us

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13 years of field measurements show that the northwest Greenland ice cap has melted more than eight meters, and the rate of melting is increasing. At the same time, Swiss glaciers are experiencing one of the fastest melting years on record, threatening to completely destroy dozens of them. These examples confirm the acceleration of global warming and increase the risk of global sea level rise.
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13 years of field measurements show that the northwest Greenland ice cap has melted more than eight meters, and the rate of melting is increasing. At the same time, Swiss glaciers are experiencing one of the fastest melting years on record, threatening to completely destroy dozens of them. These examples confirm the acceleration of global warming and increase the risk of global sea level rise.

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pmo.ee broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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