Smith Glacier Glacier melted much faster than expected
Smith Glacier - a large glacier located in the West South Pole, has been thinning 0.5 km of thickness in the past seven years, much faster than scientists have forecast.
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Smith Glacier - a large glacier located in the West South Pole, has been thinning 0.5 km of thickness in the past seven years, much faster than scientists have forecast.
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The above information was announced by Cuba National Meteorological Institute on July 19.