Oldest sea ice in the arctic starts to melt

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Sea ice north of Greenland – some of the oldest and thickest in the Arctic – has broken up for the second time this year, a phenomenon never seen before. Satellite images show ice melting around the coast of the island closest to the North Pole, opening up waters that are usually frozen, even in summer.

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