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Antarctica heads towards Climate Tipping Point by 2060
May 22 , 2021
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- An Iceberg recently carved off from the continent of Antarctica.
- This iceberg is now the largest iceberg in the world.
- It has been named as A-76.
- The Ice Berg is 170 kilometres long and 25 kilometres wide.
- The ice berg was spotted by a European Space Agency satellite called Copernicus Sentinel.
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- A new study states that Antarctica ice sheets are headed towards Climate Tipping Points by 2060.
- Climate Tipping Point is the threshold that leads to large changes in the state of the system.
- It is defined as an irreversible change in the climate system.
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