Glaciology
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The A68 Iceberg May Soon Collide With South Georgia
A68a is the largest iceberg globally, and it is about to collide with South Georgia, one of the BOT or British Overseas Territories.
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New Zealand Spring Storm: Snows to Beaches, Closed Roads, Cancelled Flights
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Climate Change Causes Ice Larger than Paris to Break Off from Greenland Glacier and Shatter
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What You Need to Know About Shishper's Glacial Lake Outburst Floods
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Arctic Tundra: Wind Tussles and Changes Its Plants?
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Melting Glaciers Feeding Antarctic Food Chain
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Sun's Activity Controlling Greenland Temperatures
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Glacial Quakes: Story Behind the Big Shake-up
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Great White Sharks Observed for the First Time Changing Their Behavior in Different Marine Environments [Study]
