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Earth's Largest Volcanic Region Discovered In Antartica
The largest volcanic region on Earth, with nearly 100 volcanoes, has been discovered two km below the surface of the vast ice sheet in west Antarctica.
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Ice-Free Areas Of Antarctica To Increase By 2100: Study
Ice-free areas may increase in Antarctica by 25 per cent due to climate change, leading to drastic changes in the continent's biodiversity, a study warns.
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These Elephant Seals Just Taught Scientists Why Antarctica Is Melting So Fast
Scientists know Antarctica is melting, and they're pretty confident that for the most part, the heat isn't coming from above - but rather, from below.
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Major Antarctic Ice Loss Changing Earth's Gravity: Study
A sudden and massive ice loss in a previously stable region of Antarctica is causing small changes in the gravity field of the Earth, a new study has found.
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Melt Rate of Antarctica Glaciers Speeding Up: Researchers
The melt rate of glaciers in the fastest-melting part of Antarctica has tripled over the past decade, researchers said on Tuesday in an analysis of the past 21 years.
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Earth's Largest Volcanic Region Discovered In Antartica
The largest volcanic region on Earth, with nearly 100 volcanoes, has been discovered two km below the surface of the vast ice sheet in west Antarctica.
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Ice-Free Areas Of Antarctica To Increase By 2100: Study
Ice-free areas may increase in Antarctica by 25 per cent due to climate change, leading to drastic changes in the continent's biodiversity, a study warns.
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These Elephant Seals Just Taught Scientists Why Antarctica Is Melting So Fast
Scientists know Antarctica is melting, and they're pretty confident that for the most part, the heat isn't coming from above - but rather, from below.
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Major Antarctic Ice Loss Changing Earth's Gravity: Study
A sudden and massive ice loss in a previously stable region of Antarctica is causing small changes in the gravity field of the Earth, a new study has found.
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Melt Rate of Antarctica Glaciers Speeding Up: Researchers
The melt rate of glaciers in the fastest-melting part of Antarctica has tripled over the past decade, researchers said on Tuesday in an analysis of the past 21 years.
