Greenland ice flow likely to speed up

Greenland ice flow likely to speed up

Greenland ice flow likely to speed up

Flow of the Greenland Ice Sheet is likely to speed up in the future, despite a recent slowdown, because its outlet glaciers slide over wet sediment, not hard rock, new research based on seismic surveys has confirmed. This sediment will become weaker and more slippery as global temperatures rise and meltwater supply becomes more variable.

Greenland ice flow likely to speed up

What a Glacial River Reveals About the Greenland Ice Sheet - NASA

Greenland ice flow likely to speed up

Greenland ice sheet lost a record 1m tonnes of ice per minute in

Greenland ice flow likely to speed up

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Greenland ice flow likely to speed up

Greenland's dying ice

Greenland ice flow likely to speed up

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Greenland ice flow likely to speed up

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Greenland ice flow likely to speed up

ESSD - Greenland ice velocity maps from the PROMICE project

Greenland ice flow likely to speed up

Model pinpoints glaciers at risk of collapse due to climate change

Greenland ice flow likely to speed up

Sea levels might rise much faster than thought, Greenland data