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NASA figured out how to weigh Greenland - now we know how much ice has been lost

Iceberg in Greenland ice loss glacier sea level rise

Greenland has lost an average mass of 277 gigatons a year since 2002. Image: Unsplash/Xavier Balderas Cejudo

Stephen Hall
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