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Greenland ice loss accelerates with 9 103 gigatons since 1900
A Nature study led by Kristian Kjeldsen calculates Greenland has shed 9 103 gigatons of ice since 1900, with the rate doubling 2003 2010. The work links mass loss to Jakobshavn and northeast glaciers, and highlights potential AMOC impacts.
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Greenland
Nature
Kristian K. Kjeldsen
Natural History Museum of Denmark
University of Copenhagen
Kurt H. Kjeer
NASA
Jakobshavn
Zachariae Isstrom
USN
Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change
U.S
Jason Box
The
Geological Survey
Denmark
Box
North Atlantic Ocean
Gulf Stream
North Atlantic
Atlantic
Dryas
Lake
Agassiz
North America