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The rate of annual ice loss in the Antarctic has increased by almost 80 billion tonnes in a decade, a study has found.
Measurements using satellite radar readings revealed that in parts of the continent the rate of loss has speeded up by 140 per cent since 1996. Global warming is thought to be among the most likely factors and the data provides one of the most detailed assessments yet of the changes.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/environment/article3181944.ece
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