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IN FOCUS: Why Greenland's warming climate matters - to Asia and the world
Scientists say Greenland has lost 264 billion tonnes of ice a year since 2002, adding 0.8 mm annually to global sea levels.
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IN FOCUS: Why Greenland's warming climate matters - to Asia and the world
As rising temperatures melt Greenlandic ice sheets, the changes are set to ripple across the planet. The Arctic is also becoming heavily contested, with US President Donald Trump pushing to acquire Greenland.
If Greenland falls, who’s next? Trump’s annexation threats should be a warning for the world
On In Bed with the Elephant, Journalist Brett Popplewell takes us inside Greenland as it faces down Trump’s annexation threats — and warns that if the U.S. can justify taking Greenland, Canada could be next
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