Topic: Antarctica
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Greenland's Helheim glacier: a melting mystery
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In Pictures: Antarctica: Landscape of ice
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The next major threat to the ozone layer: nitrous oxide
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Of farming, methane bubbles, and Antarctic glaciers
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Global warming affecting every corner of the US, report says
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Chevron fights massive lawsuit in Ecuador
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If W. Antarctic Ice Sheet melts, how high will sea levels rise?
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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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Why did an Antarctic cruise ship sink?
Big ice chunks, misjudgment, and faulty doors doomed the MS Explorer. New limits are set on tourists and cruise ships to the region.
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Antarctic discovery: Microorganisms live millions of years without light or oxygen
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Common signs that life is built to survive, from humans to bacteria
Column: Links between man and microbe, and how life can survive in unexpected places.
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As rocket launches increase, ozone layer could feel the heat



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