- Global average temperature rise impacts regional weather patterns.
- Rising global temperatures are causing hydrological shifts, putting the cycle out of sync with its natural state.
Researchers studied Earth's rotational history, finding that melting ice shifts mass toward the equator.
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Updated May 26
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Researchers studied Earth's rotational history, finding that melting ice shifts mass toward the equator.
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Earth
third planet from the Sun in the Solar System