Greenland's Role in Climate Change

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Why Greenland? Remote but resource-rich island occupies a key position in a warming world

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Greenland is "central to the geopolitical, geoeconomic competition in many ways," professor says.

The island holds enough ice that if it all melts, the world's seas would rise by 24 feet ( 7.4 meters ) Since 1992 , Greenland has lost about 182 billion tons ( 169 billion metric tons ) of ice each year.

Greenland also serves as the engine and on/off switch for a key ocean current that influences Earth 's climate.

"Pieces of ice the size of the Empire State Building are just crumbling off cliffs and crashing into the ocean. And also, the beautiful wildlife, all the seals and the killer whales. It's just breathtaking." Don't miss out on all our news at www.mundoamerica.com..

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