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Unexpected melt ‘hotspot’ found in East Antarctica
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Unexpected melt ‘hotspot’ found in East Antarctica

24th August 202024th August 2020 By : alister
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Warming ‘opens the freezer door’ to Antarctic thaw: study
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Warming ‘opens the freezer door’ to Antarctic thaw: study

22nd July 202022nd July 2020 By : alister
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Coral islands may escape ‘drowning’ as seas rise
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Coral islands may escape ‘drowning’ as seas rise

12th June 202012th June 2020 By : alister
Tagged in : maldives Tuvalu
Rapid sea level rise may wreck world’s mangroves by 2050
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Rapid sea level rise may wreck world’s mangroves by 2050

4th June 202022nd June 2020 By : alister
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Antarctic glacier once retreated at breakneck 50 metres a day
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Antarctic glacier once retreated at breakneck 50 metres a day

28th May 20204th June 2020 By : alister
Tagged in : antarctica scott polar research institute
Antarctica’s ‘ice cliffs’ may sharply accelerate sea level rise – study
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Antarctica’s ‘ice cliffs’ may sharply accelerate sea level rise – study

12th May 20204th June 2020 By : alister
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In Fiji, moving to higher ground – twice
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In Fiji, moving to higher ground – twice

1st May 20204th June 2020 By : alister
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Global sea levels set new record high: fast gains off New Zealand, Japan – WMO
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Global sea levels set new record high: fast gains off New Zealand, Japan – WMO

3rd December 20194th June 2020 By : alister
Ice melt tipping points ‘dangerously close’ in Antarctica, Greenland
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Ice melt tipping points ‘dangerously close’ in Antarctica, Greenland

28th November 201922nd June 2020 By : alister
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Climate change transforms polar regions: ‘irreversible’ melt?
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Climate change transforms polar regions: ‘irreversible’ melt?

30th September 201922nd June 2020 By : alister
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