Ice-T Leaving Land Faster Than Expected, Antarctica Warming Faster Than Previously Thought At about the same time everyone was getting excited about the possibility of a massive iceberg displacing as much as four million acres off the coast of the Antarctic Peninsula,
Antarctic The last time Antarctic ice melt like this came was before the two biggest storms in the East Coast’s history. Last Saturday, with a handful of walking-on icebreakers from the United States and Great Britain circling the peninsula, something unexpected happened. Navy photographers watched as cold, wet, slushy clouds rolled
