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Alps' Glaciers Vanishing At Record Rate Following Early Summer Heatwaves
- Tuesday July 26, 2022
- World News | Reuters
Most of the world's mountain glaciers - remnants of the last ice age - are retreating due to climate change. But those in the European Alps are especially vulnerable because they are smaller with relatively little ice cover.
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What Would Happen In Nuclear War? Global Little Ice Age, Simulations Show
- Thursday July 7, 2022
- World News | Alex Millson, Bloomberg
A fresh study on the global impact of a nuclear war has concluded that any conflict would plunge the world into darkness, cause temperatures to plummet and wipe out much of the world's sea life.
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Ancient Life Awakens Amid Thawing Ice Caps And Permafrost
- Monday July 8, 2019
- Science | Daniel Ackerman, Washington Post
From about 1550 to 1850, a global cold snap called the Little Ice Age supersized glaciers throughout the Arctic. On Canada's Ellesmere Island, Teardrop Glacier extended its frozen tongue across the landscape and swallowed a small tuft of moss.
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Alps' Glaciers Vanishing At Record Rate Following Early Summer Heatwaves
- Tuesday July 26, 2022
- World News | Reuters
Most of the world's mountain glaciers - remnants of the last ice age - are retreating due to climate change. But those in the European Alps are especially vulnerable because they are smaller with relatively little ice cover.
- www.ndtv.com
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What Would Happen In Nuclear War? Global Little Ice Age, Simulations Show
- Thursday July 7, 2022
- World News | Alex Millson, Bloomberg
A fresh study on the global impact of a nuclear war has concluded that any conflict would plunge the world into darkness, cause temperatures to plummet and wipe out much of the world's sea life.
- www.ndtv.com
-
Ancient Life Awakens Amid Thawing Ice Caps And Permafrost
- Monday July 8, 2019
- Science | Daniel Ackerman, Washington Post
From about 1550 to 1850, a global cold snap called the Little Ice Age supersized glaciers throughout the Arctic. On Canada's Ellesmere Island, Teardrop Glacier extended its frozen tongue across the landscape and swallowed a small tuft of moss.
- www.ndtv.com