Antarctica
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Antarctica: Sea Ice Can Control Stability of Antarctic Ice Sheet
Despite the ice-melting repercussions of rising global temperatures brought by the climate crisis, a portion of Antarctica is still maintaining its ice shelves.
Latest Research Articles
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Massive Old Sea Ice Breaks Off From Marie Byrd Land in Antarctica
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Polar Bears: Why the World’s Largest Bears Aren’t in Antarctica
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Climate Change: Antarctica and Arctic Simultaneously Experiencing More than 30 to 40 Degrees Celsius Increase in Temperature
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Ancient Ice in Antarctica and Greenland Reveals Massive Volcanic Eruptions from the Last Ice Age
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Scientists Discovers Thriving Microbial Population Under Antarctica
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Scientists Alarmed as Lowest Sea Ice Level in Antarctica Recorded
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Study Reveals Each Tourist Visiting Antarctica Melts Up to 83 Metric Tons of Snow
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Experts Discourage Thousands of Tourists From Visiting Antarctica
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Climate Change May be Responsible for Rapid Growth of Antarctica's Two Flowering Plants
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Flourishing Plants in Antarctica Signals Worsening Climate Crisis
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Antarctica’s Rivers and Lakes Hidden Under Ice Could Play a Significant Role in Rising Sea Levels
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East Asian Subtropics Greatly Affected by Arctic Warming