Giant Waterfall in Antarctica Worries Scientists

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By Climate News NetworkApr 22, 2017, 10:42 am211 pts
By Tim Radford Scientists poring over military and satellite imagery have mapped the unimaginable: a network of rivers, streams, ponds, lakes and even a waterfall, flowing over the ice shelf of a continent with an annual mean temperature of more than -50C. In 1909 Ernest Shackleton and his fellow explorers on…

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