Topic: Antarctic Peninsula
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Antarctic ice sheet at risk, say scientists
A new study points out an unexpected weakness in the Antarctic ice sheet, which could melt rapidly within the next century, say scientists.
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What's to blame for melting Antarctic ice? (+video)
Like a hot beverage melts ice cubes, scientists have determined that warm ocean currents are thinning Antarctic ice.
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Study finds way more emperor penguins than previously thought
New satellite data reveals that emperor penguins are far more abundant in Antarctica than previously estimated.
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Alien plant forms invading Antarctica
Green aliens are coming to the southernmost continent on the planet in a most pedestrian manner, according to scientists.
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Fossil find could solve lingering Antarctic dinosaur mystery
Scientists report unearthing a Titanosaur fossil in Antarctica. The continent had been the only one lacking evidence of sauropods – dinosaurs with long necks and tails.
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Discoveries
Glacier melting a key clue to tracking climate change
Glaciers now occupy the center stage in the debate over causes and impacts of climate change.
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If humans didn't cause global warming and cooling in the past, is that evidence they also aren't now?
A closer look at the argument that because the world warmed and cooled naturally in the past, current global warming or climate change isn't the result of human activity or CO2.
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New study: Less sea rise expected from possible Antarctic melt
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Antarctic voyage
A firsthand look at the effects of climate change near the South Pole.
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Climate change messes with the food chain
Column: How a decline in tiny water-based plants is hurting penguin populations.
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Horizons
It's getting warmer in Antarctica
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Formal human 'fingerprints' on polar climate
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Antarctica's Wilkins Ice Shelf eroding at an unforeseen pace
Scientists say the breakup is a harbinger of what's to come if the region continues warming.








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