A new time-lapse video shows sea ice off the coast of Greenland is melting fast, with just 5% of the original mass remaining.
The oldest
and thickest ice has been replaced by thinner ice, which melts more easily.
Researchers
say climate change is to blame for continued loss.
Q: If you
subtract 95% from something, what’s left?
A: An
environmental crisis.
The
"something" in question is the oldest and thickest solid layer of
frozen water in the Arctic Ocean, which is melting so rapidly that just 5% of
its original mass remains.
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