The climate of the future Newsflash! In 2002, the Larsen B ice shelf broke away from the Antarctic Peninsula. Five hundred billion tonnes of ice floated off into the sea, breaking up into thousands of vast icebergs. This - Broke - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The climate of the future Newsflash! In 2002, the Larsen B ice shelf broke away from the Antarctic Peninsula. Five hundred billion tonnes of ice floated off into the sea, breaking up into thousands of vast icebergs. This Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-05-10 17:43:13 Open Document File Size: 100,50 KB Share Result on Facebook Continent Antarctica / / IndustryTerm satellite images / / NaturalFeature Southern Ocean / / Person Alison Cook / / Position BAS scientist / / Region West Antarctic / / SocialTag Glaciology Effects of global warming Argentine Antarctica British Antarctic Territory Chilean Antarctic Territory Larsen Ice Shelf West Antarctic Ice Sheet Antarctica Ice sheet Physical geography

The climate of the future Newsflash! In 2002, the Larsen B ice shelf broke away from the Antarctic Peninsula. Five hundred billion tonnes of ice floated off into the sea, breaking up into thousands of vast icebergs. ThisAdd to Reading List