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Scientists warn that Greenland’s massive ice sheet may have melted by a record amount this year.
During this year alone, it lost enough ice to raise the average global sea level by more than a millimetre.
Researchers say they’re “astounded” by the acceleration in melting and fear for the future of cities on coasts around the world.
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