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The Arctic could get more rain and less snow sooner than projected, researchers find

When those changes arrive, by as early as 2060, they will likely trigger consequences that affect not only local people and wildlife, but communities around the world.

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Coastal News Today | Int l - Rain Reported On Greenland Ice Sheet Summit For The First Time Ever

Coastal News Today | Int l - Rain Reported On Greenland Ice Sheet Summit For The First Time Ever
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Massive Surface Melt on Greenland

Massive Surface Melt on Greenland
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Rain falls at the summit of Greenland Ice Sheet for first time on record

Greenland had another huge melt event this year. But this time, something unusual happened and it's likely because of global warming.

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