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Progressive unanchoring of Antarctic ice shelves since 1973

Earth Sciences

Progressive unanchoring of Antarctic ice shelves since 1973

B. W. J. Miles and R. G. Bingham

Discover groundbreaking research by Bertie W. J. Miles and Robert G. Bingham, revealing that mass loss from the Antarctic Ice Sheet is accelerating due to thinning ice shelves. This study revisits ice-shelf thickness changes since 1973, highlighting alarming trends in the Amundsen Sea Embayment and Wilkes Land coastline that could lead to significant sea-level rise.

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