Nearly 440 billion tons of ice is expected to melt as Greenland suffers from harsh summers

It is evident that our planet is going through a rough phase these days. After the virus outbreak and floods situation everywhere, now Greenland has recorded a temperature as high as 10.7 degrees Celsius in August, which has resulted in massive ice meltdown. Greenland is probably experiencing one of the harshest summers in the history of its existence, which means the ice there is melting faster than ever.

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