Global warming is ‘exposing’ new coastlines and islands as Arctic glaciers shrink(opens in a new tab)
Melting Arctic glaciers are exposing new coastlines and islands, reshaping the region's physical landscape.
Global warming is driving the retreat of Arctic glaciers, revealing previously hidden coastlines and islands and reshaping the region's shoreline—an early sign of wider impacts on polar geography.
Melting Arctic glaciers are exposing new coastlines and islands, reshaping the region's physical landscape.
Global warming is causing Arctic glaciers to shrink, uncovering new coastlines and islands.