An international team of researchers has concluded that climate change has greatly affected
the previously stable region of the Tibetan Plateau, causing the devastating avalanche of 2016.
While it's no secret that much of the Antarctic Peninsula is rapidly melting, scientists were disappointed when they recently found that
a previously stable region of Antarctica is experiencing rapid ice loss - so much so that it is even affecting Earth's gravity field.
Not exact matches
A huge glacier in the frozen wastes of East Antarctica, a
region previously thought
stable, could melt much faster than expected, scientists say.
The ice plug sits on a ridge beneath the East Antarctic Ice Shelf in a
region called the Wilkes Basin that has
previously been overlooked in sea level projections, because it has appeared to be
stable compared to
regions of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, which sits closer to sea level.