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Although most of the world’s ice is found in Greenland and Antarctica, small glaciers elsewhere contain enough ice to raise sea level approximately half a meter. Because most of the mass of these glaciers is on snow-capped mountains, for our purposes, the terms “mountain glacier, ” “alpine glacier,...
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| Summary: | Although most of the world’s ice is found in Greenland and Antarctica, small glaciers elsewhere contain enough ice to raise sea level approximately half a meter. Because most of the mass of these glaciers is on snow-capped mountains, for our purposes, the terms “mountain glacier, ” “alpine glacier, ” and “small glacier ” are often used interchangeably. 3.5 3 |
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