Satellites Record More Than 12 Trillion Tons of Polar Ice Loss Over 47 Years
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Satellite observations spanning 47 years show that Greenland and Antarctica lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice, according to reports by Space, ScienceAlert and Phys.org. Space put the total at 12.5 trillion tons and described the analysis as the longest satellite record of polar ice loss since the 1970s.
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