A new result of global warming

3 September 2007 Native

]]]A victim of global warming. Giant calul ada koptu, polar map changed

13 AĞUSTOS In 2005, copan giant Ayles Ice Island from the northern coast of Canada changed the North Pole map. The monument of the new island in 16 kilometers long and five kilometers wide is considered direct result of warming in poles. The Westfield of the island was a major banquet for the oil pipeline in the region. But since the break, 490 kilometers drifted island, the Queen Elizabeth Islands at the polar border of Canada was tightened in the Sverdrup Channel. In the first discovery in May, the island remains in this position, the sea was bound to minimize the intensity of ice. Nearly follow-up with your satellite photos, North Pole is predicted to be a major change in the coming years with the reduction of sea bruises. This island counts the biggest black breaking event of the last 25 years.

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at 87.1 mileage of ice melt during the break event. Ada, even greater than Manhattan... [

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