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Melting Glaciers Release Invasive Species, Causing Disastrous Consequences to the Ecosystem
A new study reveals that melting glaciers create open landscapes that invasive plant and animal species are rapidly colonizing. These non-native invaders threaten to disrupt the island’s delicate, isolated ecosystem.
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UN Warns that Major Glaciers May Disappear by 2050
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Ancient Viruses Dating Back 15,000 Years Ago Found in Melting Glaciers in Tibet
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Human Bones and Macabre Secrets Unearthed in Switzerland's Melting Glaciers
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Climate Change is Melting Glaciers in Switzerland, Historical Imagery Reveals
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Scientists on Alert after Greenland Ice Melts Last Weekend Amid Warm Temperatures
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Artificial Material Developed to Reduce Glacial Ice Melt in Mountain Areas: New Study
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Melting Glaciers: Sign that Antarctica is Defrosting from the Bottom-up, Polar Scientist Warns
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Antarctic Ice Loss is at Its Highest in 5,500 Years Following New Study on Local Sea Level Change
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Next Pandemic May Come From Super Bacteria Unleashed by Melting Permafrost
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Research: Microplastics at 27.5 Million Tons Travelling in Air Annually
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Massive Old Sea Ice Breaks Off From Marie Byrd Land in Antarctica
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Pantagonia Glaciers Melting at Alarming Rate, Marking Largest Glacial Changes in History
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