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Google Street View cars used for high-resolution air pollution mapping

Google Street View cars used for high-resolution air pollution mapping

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This new approach towards urban air pollution mapping offers much greater spatial precision in comparison to current monitoring methods

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The Totten Glacier catchment (outlined in blue) is a collection basin for ice and snow that flows through the glacier. It's estimated to contain enough material to raise sea levels by at least 11 feet.

Hidden Flows Could Be Behind Antarctic Melt

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Two previously unnoticed oceanic gateways of warm water have been linked to the extreme thinning of East Antarctica’s Totten Glacier according to new research from the University of Texas at Austin. This discovery raises concern for the state of the Antarctic ice sheet and rising sea levels.

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