Report: Mega Iceberg Melting Dumps 152 Billion Tons of Water Into Ocean, Could Have 'Devastating' Effects on Environment
If you’ve ever thought about what happens to the water once an iceberg melts, the...
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A giant iceberg from Antarctica has melted and released 152 billion metric tons of freshwater into the South Atlantic Ocean.
The iceberg was once one of the largest on record. Now it's melting, and scientists are waiting to see how it's going to impact South Georgia's marine life.
At the time of its formation, it was considered the biggest iceberg on Earth and the sixth-largest on record.
The massive A68A iceberg that broke off Antarctica in 2017 deposited 152 billion tons of water into the ocean near South Georgia.