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Title Greenland Goes Green: Ice Sheet Melted in Four Days [electronic resource] / by MacNeil-Lehrer Productions
Publication Info Arlington, VA : MacNeil-Lehrer Productions, 2012.


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Descript 1 online resource (8 min.)
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Note On July 8, 2012, NASA satellite imagery showed about 40 percent of Greenland's top ice layer had begun its summer thaw. By July 12, only four days later, 97 percent of the ice had thawed. Margaret Warner asks NASA's Thomas Wagner for a scientific explanation of the massive change.
In English.
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Series Coping with Climate Change
Subject Science & Engineering -- Science -- Environmental Science
Climate change
Warm weather
Greenland
Descript 1 online resource (8 min.)
000714
Note On July 8, 2012, NASA satellite imagery showed about 40 percent of Greenland's top ice layer had begun its summer thaw. By July 12, only four days later, 97 percent of the ice had thawed. Margaret Warner asks NASA's Thomas Wagner for a scientific explanation of the massive change.
In English.
Series Coping with Climate Change
Subject Science & Engineering -- Science -- Environmental Science
Climate change
Warm weather
Greenland

Subject Science & Engineering -- Science -- Environmental Science
Climate change
Warm weather
Greenland
Descript 1 online resource (8 min.)
000714
Note On July 8, 2012, NASA satellite imagery showed about 40 percent of Greenland's top ice layer had begun its summer thaw. By July 12, only four days later, 97 percent of the ice had thawed. Margaret Warner asks NASA's Thomas Wagner for a scientific explanation of the massive change.
In English.
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