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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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