Mud from the Greenlandic seabed reveals a hidden past

Camilla S. Andresen; Laurence Dyke

Mud from the Greenlandic seabed reveals a hidden past

Department of Glaciology and Climate

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Abstract

Satellite data and climate measurements spanning the last few decades are a treasure trove of information for scientists studying the Greenland Ice Sheet.

They clearly show that it is melting quickly in response to climate change. But how much will the Greenland ice sheet retreat in the future and how quickly could this occur?

Original language	English
Publisher	ScienceNordic
Publication status	Published - 19 Oct 2017

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