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Details: Written by: Chris Stokes, Professor in the Department of Geography, Durham University

The Past Provides A Lesson Of How Ice Sheets Collapse Antarctica and Greenland may be two of the most remote places on Earth but what happens in both these vast landscapes can significantly impact on human activity further afield.

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