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Arctic Ice Will Withstand 9 Hot Summers

Perineal ice in our Arctic is so thick it should withstand the hot summers of our planet for up to 9 years. However, NASA’s animation showcases that perineal ice has continuously declined over the past 3 decades and now only 5% is left.

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