Researchers have acquired evidence that reveals how heat emanating from deep below the Earth's surface is contributing to the meltdown of Greenland's glaciers. Scientists had suspected that a subterranean heat source was a factor in the melting glaciers, but were previously unable to determine the precise mechanism by which this occurred. Data gathered from Greenland's Young Sound fjord region, a geologically active area featuring many hot springs in which temperatures can reach 140 degrees Fahrenheit,...
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