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Subject(s)

• Glaciers—Climatic factors—Arctic regions [Browse]
• Glaciers—Climatic factors—Polar regions [Browse]
• Climatic changes—Environmental aspects—Arctic regions [Browse]
• Climatic changes—Environmental aspects—Polar regions [Browse]
• Sea ice—Arctic regions [Browse]
• Sea ice—Polar regions [Browse]
• Global warming—Arctic regions [Browse]
• Global warming—Polar regions [Browse]

Editor

• Espejo, Roman, 1977- [Browse]

Series

At issue. Environment [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (pages 104-107) and index.

Contents

• The melting of glaciers cannot be reversed / Tim Appenzeller
• Glaciers are growing, not melting / Robert Felix
• Third-World stove soot is target in climate fight / Elisabeth Rosenthal
• The melting of Arctic ice cannot be reversed / Fen Montaigne
• The media exaggerates the extent of ice melt in the Arctic / Ben Pile
• Ice sheets are melting at an increasing rate / Irene Quaile
• The melting of glaciers cannot be reversed with global warming / Bharat Raj Singh and Onkar Singh
• Ice sheets are not collapsing / Cliff Ollier
• Antarctica is melting / Erik Conway
• Antarctica is not melting / Marc Sheppard
• Global warming : impact of receding snow and ice surprises scientists / Pete Spotts
• Permafrost is melting / Ben Cubby
• Permafrost warming is widely misunderstood / Guido Grosse et al.

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Other title(s)

Can glacier & ice melt be reversed?

ISBN

• 9780737768268 (hardcover)
• 0737768266 (hardcover)
• 9780737768275 (pbk.)
• 0737768274 (pbk.)

LCCN

2013037190

OCLC

858778265

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