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After warming fast, part of Antarctica gets a chill: study


A mountain is reflected in a bay that used to be covered by the Sheldon glacier on the Antarctic peninsula, January 14, 2009. After warming fast, part of Antarctica gets a chill: studyThe Antarctic Peninsula, among the fastest warming places on Earth last century, has since cooled due to natural swings in the local climate, scientists said on Wednesday, adding that the respite from the thaw is likely to be brief. On the Antarctic Peninsula, about 10 ice shelves, from the Jones to the Wilkins, have retreated sharply or disintegrated in recent decades. And on the Antarctic Peninsula, in 2014 scientists spotted a new crack tens of kms (miles) long on the Larsen C ice shelf. U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who does not believe in man-made warming, says he would pull out if elected.


Source: VietNamNet News July 20, 2016 16:52 UTC



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