Greenland's Hidden History: Geoscientists Challenge Pre-Existing Climate Beliefs

Scientists report much of the Artic island's ice melted as recently as 416,000 years ago, which has implications for sea-level rise. Newly analyzed samples from underneath Greenland's vast ice sheet reveal the Arctic island was considerably greener as recently as 416,000 years ago. This discovery

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