A chunk of ice the size of the Isle of Man has started to break away from Antarctica in what scientists say is further evidence of a warming climate.Satellite images suggest that part of the ice shelf is disintegrating, and will soon crumble away.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
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Hmmm... I live in the Isle of Man and it's not that big a place :)
It's 32 miles long, and between 8-15 miles wide.
I'd say that is significant in terms of the antarctic shelf breaking away, especially when others have been since the 1990s.
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