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Loading...Seeking Answers to Bolivian Glacial Melt
- Chris from NewsLook
- May 28, 2012
- 5:30 am
- 33 comments
After inconclusive preliminary negotiations in Bonn, hopes for a globally binding climate deal by 2015 are fading, but for scientists the research and data-collection continues. An international team in Bolivia is now focusing on sub-tropical glaciers to find out why they are melting even faster than experts had previously thought. Photo Credit: thomas pix via Flickr.
Read more: Environment, Nature, News & Issues, Videos, Videos, bolivia, climate change, Glacial Melting, Glaciers
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+ add your ownGets warm- ice melts, too easy.
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everywhere on earth...scary
Mankind should not just pay lip service to eco-awareness. There is so much wasted resources
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