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1 Sep 2014:
Climate News Network: Scientists reveal Greenland and Antarctica losing 500 cubic kms of ice annually
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24 Aug 2014: A European satellite has shown ice sheets shrinking at 120 cubic miles a year in Antarctica and Greenland, writes Robin McKie
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15 Jun 2014:
Previously unknown landscape of jagged, soaring shapes as tall as skyscrapers found using ice-penetrating radar technology
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30 May 2014:
John Abraham: A new study sheds light on the stability and vulnerability of the world's large ice sheets.
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15 May 2014: Antony Loewenstein: After Greenland's prime minister repealed a law on uranium mining, Australian firms are staking out the country for exploitation. Local political opposition is heating up
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2 Apr 2014:
From colonial cartographers to digital depictions, the continent is being sold short, says Think Africa Press
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9 Feb 2014: Editorial: Extremes are to be expected … what should trouble the politicians is the apparent, and apparently inexorable, increase in the severity and frequency
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23 Jan 2014:
Inuit leader concerned, but confident, of country adapting to mining and oil exploration as Arctic icecap retreats
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5 Jan 2014:
London Mining's £1.5bn iron ore mine and new oil drilling licences for BP and Shell spark concern for environment
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3 Jan 2014: Greenpeace says decision to open country's pristine waters to company responsible for Deepwater Horizon spill beggars belief
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6 Sep 2013: UK oil exploration company strikes a reservoir off the far north of Norway, a move which could contain 160m barrels of oil
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30 Aug 2013:
Scientists uncover vast gorge stretching at least 466 miles believed to be millions of years old
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28 Aug 2013:
The world's most sparsely populated country could be covered by swaths of forests instead of barren ice sheet, experts say
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Video
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27 Aug 2013:
As the ice sheets on Greenland melt, scientists are developing an 'Icepod' that can measure and photograph the effects of climate change
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27 Aug 2013:
A suite of radar and imaging systems is helping scientists to find out how melting happens and detect early signs of instability in the ice – useful as cracks in the landing strip become a hazard
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