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Abstract
In September 2011 two Greenland stories hit the press, by far the bigger of which was the widespread misreporting (and consequent backlash) that Greenland had apparently lost 15 per cent of its ice cover since 1999. The public are used to an annual press bombardment of record temperatures, ever increasing melt and ice retreat in polar regions but a 15 per cent loss in 12 years does seem fanciful.
Original language | English |
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Pages (from-to) | 212-215 |
Number of pages | 4 |
Journal | Geology Today |
Volume | 27 |
Issue number | 6 |
DOIs | |
Publication status | Published - 01 Nov 2011 |
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Investigating Meltwater Flow Beneath the Greenland Ice Sheet using a Multi-tracer Approach
Hubbard, A. (PI)
Natural Environment Research Council
01 May 2011 → 30 Apr 2015
Project: Externally funded research
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A Holistic Model of Outlet Calving, Dynamic Acceloration and Drawdown for the Greenland Ice Sheet
Hubbard, A. (PI)
Natural Environment Research Council
01 Jun 2009 → 31 May 2011
Project: Externally funded research
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Dynamic Response of the Greenland Ice Sheet to Climate Forcing using a geophysical, Remote sensing and Numerical Modelling Framework
Hubbard, A. (PI)
Natural Environment Research Council
01 Mar 2009 → 31 Jan 2013
Project: Externally funded research