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Sat, 05 May 2012 01:03:00 GMT Melting glaciers of Greenland show good news for rising sea levels - Alaska Dispatch AFP Melting glaciers of Greenland show good news for rising sea levels Alaska Dispatch "Our wide sampling of actual 2000 to 2010 changes shows that glacier acceleration across the ice sheet remains far below (the high-end) estimates, suggesting that sea level rise associated with Greenland glacier dynamics remains well below the low-end ... Greenland's glaciers are lifting sea levels, but not as much as expected - Sydney Morning Herald Sea-level rises 'may not be as high as worst-case scenarios have predicted' - The Guardian Greenland glaciers may melt slower than thought: study - AFP - all 228 news articles »

Tue, 15 May 2012 19:58:08 GMT Norwegians chasing the Greenland speed ski record - ExplorersWeb Norwegians chasing the Greenland speed ski record ExplorersWeb No longer completely 'untouched by humans', the challenge to ski across this country from one side to the other, remains pretty much the same in 2012. After months of preparations, training, and testing of equipment, the only thing on the minds of our ... -

Tue, 15 May 2012 15:58:34 GMT Greenland Glaciers   not so fast! - RealClimate Greenland Glaciers   not so fast! RealClimate These new data provide an important baseline and they will remain important for many years to come. We asked Moon and Joughin to write a summary of their paper for us, which is reproduced below. The sheer scale of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets ... - and more »

Tue, 08 May 2012 13:35:22 GMT Analysis of speed of Greenland glaciers gives new insight for rising sea level - Science Codex Science Codex Analysis of speed of Greenland glaciers gives new insight for rising sea level Science Codex Changes in the speed that ice travels in more than 200 outlet glaciers indicates that Greenland's contribution to rising sea level in the 21st century could be significantly less than the upper limits some scientists thought possible. Advancing sea level projections - Climate Spectator - all 15 news articles »

Tue, 15 May 2012 04:35:59 GMT 85 Monday: Hottest of the Year So Far (more 80s, strong T-storms late week) - Minneapolis Star Tribune (blog) Minneapolis Star Tribune (blog) 85 Monday: Hottest of the Year So Far (more 80s, strong T-storms late week) Minneapolis Star Tribune (blog) Photo credit: "Calving front of Equp Sermia glacier, West Greenland." Credit: Michele Koppes, University of British Columbia. Global Warming Threatens Pine Forests, Forcing Federal Officials To Shift Strategy. Here's an excerpt from The Washington ... - and more »

Mon, 14 May 2012 11:49:31 GMT Did the moon help sink the Titanic? - EarthSky Did the moon help sink the Titanic? EarthSky Initially, the researchers looked to see if the enhanced tides caused increased glacial calving in Greenland, where most icebergs in that part of the Atlantic originated. They quickly realized that to reach the shipping lanes by April when the Titanic ... -

Tue, 15 May 2012 08:58:24 GMT Last chance to see: a photographic tour of Earth's doomed ice - Wired.co.uk Wired.co.uk Last chance to see: a photographic tour of Earth's doomed ice Wired.co.uk For 500000 years, the upper altitudes of these peaks were covered in a thick layer of ice -- glaciers that lie only 43km from the Equator. Now less than 1km2 of ice remains and some geographers estimate that there will be no ice left within a decade. -

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