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The Umiamako Glacier (foreground), and Ingia Glacier (behind), Ubekendt Ejland, Western Greenland. There is no obvious glacier change over this short interval (apparent snout changes are just floating masses of bergs). Regional glaciers display long-term gradual retreat, and a few show alarming accelerated retreat since 2000.
Stacked NASA World Wind images from the 1990 and 2000 NASA GeoCover collections (Landsat 4/5 and Landsat 7 TM/ETM false-colour images [1]).
worldwind://goto/world=Earth&lat=72.13718&lon=-52.87298&alt=48161&dir=-48.9&tilt=63.5
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| current | 11:10, 28 September 2006 | 992×654 (644 KB) | Glen Fergus | (== Summary == The Umiamako Glacier (foreground), and Ingia Glacier (behind), Ubekendt Ejland, Western Greenland. There is no obvious glacier change over this short interval (apparent snout changes are just floating masses of bergs). [http://pubs) |
