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		<title>Alaskan Glaciers Retreat and Thin</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Watch out!
A new book by the U.S Geological Survey reports most of Alaska’s glaciers are retreating or thinning or both.  This book was written by USGS research geologist Bruce Molina. 99% Alaska’s large glaciers are retreating and scientists predicted the glaciers of Montana’s Glaciers National Park could lose its namesakes by 2030.

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<p>A new book by the U.S Geological Survey reports most of Alaska’s glaciers are retreating or thinning or both.  This book was written by USGS research geologist Bruce Molina. 99% Alaska’s large glaciers are retreating and scientists predicted the glaciers of Montana’s Glaciers National Park could lose its namesakes by 2030.</p>
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<p>Greenland has also seen significant melt of its glaciers in recent decades. Some glaciers have been disappeared since being mapped in the mid-20th century, the report found. The two largest glaciers of Alaska, Bering and Malaspina, are losing several cubic kilometers of ice to melting and calving each year.</p>
<p>It could be the worst nightmare ever…</p>
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