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Forty percent of Antarctica’s ice shelves are shrinking, worrying scientists

  • A new study reveals that 68 out of 162 Antarctic ice shelves have experienced significant shrinking since 1997, with four dozen of them losing at least 30% of their ice and 28 losing more than half of their ice.
  • Concerns about climate change-triggered melt from Antarctica and Greenland causing dangerous and substantial sea rise arise from the melted ice from these ice shelves, which leads to larger glaciers flowing into the sea.
  • The study provides crucial insight into the melting of fresh water into the Amundsen Sea, which contributes to sea level rise and affects the density and salinity of the ocean.
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Star Advertiser broke the news in Honolulu, United States on Thursday, October 12, 2023.
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