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1. What passage can now be sailed through?

2. How many tons of ice are loss by Greenland glaciers everyday?

3.How long ago has it been this warm?

4.True or False. The temperature has not increased over years.

5. True or False. 82% of glaciers in Greenland have disappeared.

6. How much CO2 is released into the air?

7. Have sea levels risen?

8.What's the difference between glaciers then and now?

9. Artic summers will be ice free by?

10. Have 500,00 cubic ft. of ice been lost in Greenland ice sheets?

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Since the Ozone Layer is depleeding more sunlight is coming in.

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The North West Passage is now passable due to melting glaciers.

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This is the increase of temperature over time.

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Sea levels will rise if global warming continues.

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This is the difference between glaciers back then and now

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                                                                                                    Global Warming

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                                                                                                    Global Warming

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+ Every single day, 70 million tons of carbon dioxide are released into our world's atmosphere.

+ 2008 saw the second-lowest summer Artic sea ice ever recorded since satellites began keeping

track in 1979, at 1.74 million square miles.

+ The warmest years on record have been in the past 10 out of 12 years.

+  Ships for the first time can sail along the Northwest Passage above North America.

+ Artic summers could be ice-free by 2040.

+ 82% of glaciers have disappeared in Glacier National Park, Montana.

+ 500,000 cubic miles of ice would be lost if either of the rapidly melting ice sheets in Greenland

or Antarctica completely melted.

+ 20 Million tons of ice per day are lost by only one of the glaciers in Greenland

+ Over a hundred million people will be displaced by just a 1-yard rise in sea levels

+ Sea levels will rise by 20 feet if either the Greenland of West Antarctica Ice Sheets completely melt - 40 feet if both melt.