Antarctica
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The Retreat of the Denman Glacier in Antarctica
A study discovered that in the last 22 years, Denmar retreated five kilometers or almost three miles, and they are concerned that the shape of its ground surface beneath may make it more susceptible to collapse from climate change.
Latest Research Articles
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Antarctica's Thinning Ice Shelves are Making More Ice to Relocate from Land into the Sea – Studies
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Emperor Penguins Population Is Declining: Blame the Global Warming
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Coldest Place On Earth Is Even Colder Than Previously Thought
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Scientists Find Huge Canyons Hidden Under Ice In Antarctica
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Antarctica’s Plant, Animal Life Threatened by Increasing Ice-Free Areas
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Crack in Antarctic Ice Shelf is About to Launch a Delaware-Sized Iceberg
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Global Warming Is Making Antarctica a Greener Place
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Massive Landforms Lurk Beneath the Antarctic Ice Sheets
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This Hauntingly Beautiful 'Dragon-Skin' Ice in the Antarctic Looks Like It Came From 'Game of Thrones'
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Consequences of Climate Change: Why the New Rift in Antarctica's Ice Shelf Is Bad News
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‘Blood Falls’: Solving the Mystery of Antartica’s Eeriest Waterfalls
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Penguin Day 2017: Climate Change Endangers Two Most Common Species of Penguins in Antarctica