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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #30434 Climate as
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There  is  growing  evidence  that  the  melting  season  for  summer  ice  on  the  Antarctic  Peninsula  is  becoming  longer,  according  to  a  British  team  whose  members  have  been    participants  in  climate  change  investigations  for  many  years.  They  have    new  research  involving  the  analysis  of  data,  some  of  which  goes  back  60  years,  from  a  number  of  weather  stations  around  the  peninsula.  It  was  found  that  the  length  of  the  summer  period  during  which  ice  melts  had  increased  significantly.  Melting  of  the  ice  caps  has  the  potential  to    a    contribution  to  the  rise  in  sea  levels  around  the  world.  This  would  have    effects  globally.  A  longer  melting  season  strongly  implies  that  a  greater  amount  of  ice  melts.  Thus  this  new  research  calls  for  the  wider  implications  of  global  warming  to  be  carefully  considered.

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