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Contact: Roy Meijer
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Delft University of Technology
Caption: Greenland lost an average of 195 cubic kilometres of ice per year between 2003 and 2008, which is enough to cause an annual increase in the global sea level of half a millimetre, or 5 cm over the course of the next century.
Credit: GRACE
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