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Some experts predict that if it continues to melt at the present rate, it may be entirely gone in little more than a decade.
CNN: The snows of Erukenya
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In this invisible world, tiny particles of gold melt at temperatures several hundred degrees lower than a large nugget, and copper, which is normally a good conductor of electricity, can become resistant in thin layers in the presence of a magnetic field.
ECONOMIST: Small wonders
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This is that a warming atmosphere will melt ice at the poles.
ECONOMIST: Methane and climate change