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- A research focus involving ETH Zurich and Thomas Hudson regarding the potential ice disintegration in Antarctic and Greenlandic areas.
An ice shelf dislodged from a glacier in Greenland on September 22, 2026, attributed to drilling activity.
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
An ice shelf dislodged from a glacier in Greenland on September 22, 2026, attributed to drilling activity.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Greenland
autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark and world's largest island
Related events
- Leverhulme Trust funded research on the ice sheet in Greenland.
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- UNESCO reports on Greenland's ice production while Dorian Abbot conducts research at the University of Chicago and Princeton University.
- Ice cores in Greenland and Antarctica preserve records of past atmospheric conditions.
- Copernicus Sentinel-1 monitors ice phenomena in Greenland, relevant to the geopolitical situation involving Europe.