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Earth's Cryosphere: Study Reveals Global Sea Ice Shrank by 33,000 Square Miles Annually

Medicine & Technology Jul 02, 2021

On average, climate change has shrunk the Earth's cryosphere by about 33,000 square miles every year from 1979 to 2016. What could the melting of ice sheets mean to the planet?

cryosphere

Earth's Cryosphere: Study Reveals Global Sea Ice Shrank by 33,000 Square Miles Annually

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