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Greenland Ice Sheet Melts At Record Rate In 2010

Posted by Soulskill on from the this-calls-for-a-celebratory-bonfire dept.

RedEaredSlider writes "A study using satellite and ground-based data is showing the Greenland ice sheets are setting a record for the areas exposed to melting and the rate at which they are doing so. NASA says 2010 was a record warm year, and temperatures in the Arctic were a good 3 degrees C over normal."

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  1. Sea Ice by rayvd · · Score: 0, Redundant

    This is a great page to follow information on sea ice trends at both poles.

    Just say "no" to the religion of AGW... there are much more pressing problems to solve here.