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Glaciers in the Arctic have lost 40% of their mass since 1980 according to a new study

时间：2025-11-07 14:45:16 来源：DesignWave Labs 作者：成都市阅读：819次

Glaciers in the Arctic have lost 40% of their mass since 1980 according to a new study

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Glaciers in the Arctic have lost 40% of their mass since 1980 according to a new study

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Glaciers in the Arctic have lost 40% of their mass since 1980 according to a new study

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