GIANT Project Deploys Robot Fleet to Study Greenland Glacier Melt and AMOC Tipping Points
An international team of researchers are heading to Greenland this week (July 16, 2026) for a six-week expedition to study how quickly the ice sheet's rapidly melting fjord glaciers are pushing the…
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