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Ice in Greenland - a Danish autonomous province, between the Arctic Ocean and the North Atlantic Ocean - is melting at a record rate this year, the highest since 1979 wh…
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Ice in Greenland - a Danish autonomous province, between the Arctic Ocean and the North Atlantic Ocean - is melting at a record rate this year, the highest since 1979 wh…
The warming of the earth has been faster than expected by humans and this is most evident in the Arctic region. In the land that used to be the challenge of these advent…
Warming temperatures have melted ice in many areas of western Antarctica. According to scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) and the University of Colorado, t…
Ice in the Arctic ocean can completely melt in the summer from now until 2080 due to the warming of the climate. Scientists present at the conference in Breme (Germany)…
The warming up of the earth is once again the concern of many people as the ice floats floating around the Southern New Zealand waters. About 100 icebergs float near the…
Increasing global temperatures are leading to the melting of northern European ice faster than expected, while the Groenland ice sheet is in danger of disappearing, acco…
Global warming could melt most of the ice above the Arctic perennial ice before the end of the century, a prediction by a research group at the Institute of Climate Rese…
On the occasion of the International Conference on Climate in Monreal (Canada), Arctic is the most impacted area of global warming. It is predicted that within 100 yea…
European and American scientists are concerned that the melting of Greenland and Antarctica will make the ocean levels rise faster than expected.
Lake Gruener See, located in southern Styria province, Austria has always attracted tourists because of its wild beauty.
The scarce food forces the polar bear to climb the dangerous cliffs to catch young birds and eggs.
Scientists warn climate change is melting permafrost, which can release many dangerous bacteria and viruses that are dangerous to humans.
It can automatically thaw, safe, do not use chemicals, does not cause corrosion and is environmentally friendly.