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Giant chunks break off Canadian ice shelf

Source: Canada.com
Edmonton : Canada | about 1 year ago  
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Scientists had already identified deep cracks in the Ward Hunt shelf, which measures around 400 square km. The shelf is one of five along Ellesmere Island in the northern Arctic. "Because the break-off occurred between two large parallel cracks they're thinking more could go this summer before the...
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