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Antarctica is melting faster than we think

Antarctica is more vulnerable and changing faster than previously thought due to climate effects.

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Global warming threatening world s biggest ice sheet

Ice sheet: Nearly 70% of Earth’s fresh water is frozen in vast Greenland and Antarctica ice sheets, equating to 65 metres of sea level rise.

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Researchers: World s Largest Ice Sheet Risks Melting

International scientists warn that the world’s largest ice sheet in Antarctica is losing ice much more quickly than they had thought.

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World s Biggest Ice Sheet Could Cause Massive Sea Rise Without Action: Study

World s biggest ice sheet could cause massive sea rise without action: study

France generalUnited kingdomAustralian capital territoryChris stokesNerilie abramAustralian national universityResearchers at durham universityDurham university department of geographyDurham universityEast antarctica ice sheetEast antarctic ice sheetParis climate agreementChange conference

Study: World s biggest ice sheet could cause massive sea rise without action

LONDON, Aug 11 The world’s biggest ice sheet could cause “several metres” of sea-level rise over centuries if the global temperature rises more than 2°C, according to a.

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