Elevation and Volume Changes in Greenland Ice Sheet From 2010 to 2019 Derived From Altimetry Data

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”…overall volume change rate in the GrIS slowed down by approximately 10% during the past decade, and that the main contributor of GrIS ice loss has shifted from the southeast coast to the west margin of the ice sheet.” 2021 https://t.co/RZHdma8x32

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New Research: Elevation and Volume Changes in Greenland Ice Sheet From 2010 to 2019 Derived From Altimetry Data: Long-term altimetry data are one of the major sources to analyze the change in global ice reserves. This study focuses on the… https://t.co/zcM

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