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Rapid decline of the San Quintin glacier, North Patagonia

Year: 2005 Author: UNEP/GRID-Arendal
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Glaciers grow and retreat at intervals depending on local climate changes, particularly variations in temperature and precipitation . Retreating and diminishing mountain glaciers all over the world, except in the Antarctica, indicate a general trend of global warming.
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