Antarctica is starting to go ice free — with some interesting consequences.

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By Manola SecairaJun 29, 2017, 3:24 pm200 pts
A new Nature study says that climate change will bring about a 25 percent increase in its ice-free areas by 2100. Changes keep coming for the continent. Take the imminent break off of the Larsen C ice shelf, which is on track to become the second-largest iceberg ever seen. But the new study is one of…

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