Greenland has lost more ice in the last few years than we thought.

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By Amelia UrrySep 21, 2016, 3:44 pm105 pts
A new study published in Science Advances sets the record straight. Formerly, our best estimates showed that Greenland lost 2,500 gigatons of ice from 2003 to 2013. Scientists used mass-sensing satellites that weigh the ice sheet along with everything else beneath it. To find the mass of the ice by…

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