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Massive Glacier Melt Pouring into Gulf of Alaska
Massive amounts of glacier melt and freshwater are pouring into the Gulf of Alaska, which may not seem like a big deal, but new research shows that this runoff can potentially have a drastic impact on both marine life to global sea level.
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