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Arctic ice melt is faster than thought, ecosystem in peril

Canadian Professor David Barber spoke to a symposium Friday about the findings of a 2008 study of Arctic ice. The study is called the Circumpolar Flaw Lead System.

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Study Shows Earth’s Superseason Of Warming Not Uncommon And Glaciers Can Survive

A study by the UC San Diego shows strong evidence that ice sheets smaller than the Antarctic Ice Cap can exist during extreme warm climate events. “Superseasons” are said to be a contributing factor in the earth’s natural variations in extreme clima

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New rules outlaw melting pennies, nickels for profit

People who melt pennies or nickels to profit from the jump in metals prices could face jail time and pay thousands of dollars in fines, according to new rules out Thursday.

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Greenland's Glaciers Melting at Alarming Pace

Melting Glaciers Melting to fast and causing problems

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VIDEO: T-shirts made using melted guns

A new project in the north of England is melting down guns and turning them into fashion and art products.

VIDEO: Melting Arctic link to severe winters

The severe winters experienced in the UK and other areas of Europe, North America and China in the past few years could be linked to the melting of Arctic sea ice.

Watch: 'The Artist' Dog Overlooked for Oscar

Uggie the dog's performance melted the hearts of so many moviegoers.

Jamaica melts down illegal guns

Jamaica throws about 2,000 illegal firearms into a furnace as part of a programme to reduce gun trafficking and violent crime on the island.

Marsquake: How Rumblings Could Bolster Life on Mars

If seismic activity on Mars is recent, and it can be traced to a volcano, it could mean that there is a source of heat to melt ice and provide potential habitats for simple forms of life.