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• BBC & Melting Glaciers In Switzerland
  The BBC might like to consider that none of these villages were there three hundred years ago because the glaciers were there instead.
• Himalayan glacier breaks off in India, causing a deadly avalanche
  An intense rescue mission has been underway in India since Sunday morning, following the break of a Himalayan glacier. The glacial breakoff triggered an avalanche of mud, water and rock debris that swept away a hydroelectric dam. At the time of writing,...
• Global ice melt is in line with the IPCC worst-case scenario
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• Ice melt uncovers five new islands in the Russian Arctic
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• NASA finds cavity the size of Manhattan underneath Antarctic glacier
  NASA just made a disturbing discovering underneath the Antarctic ice. A team led by the space agency found a huge cavity — around 1,000 feet high — under a glacier in Antarctica, and it is steadily expanding in size.[...]
• The largest fire in Greenland's history warns of an extreme future
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• Snhetta unveils plans for worlds first energy-positive hotel in the Arctic Circle
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• Snhetta unveils designs for worlds first energy-positive hotel in the Arctic Circle
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• Scientists puzzle over subterranean heat melting Greenland's glaciers
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