Antarctic ice sheet warming up

  • Thursday, 29 August 2013 11:43 AM
Culture & Society

Researchers have discovered that the world’s biggest ice sheet in the East Antarctic, has been melting, despite previously thinking that the sheet has be relatively untouched by global warming.

(AlJazeeraEnglish YouTube channel)

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