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ADVANCED DIVER MAGAZINE • Greenland • Diving with the Pros

Greenland • Diving with the Pros

Article by Morten Beier and David Davies


Ilulissat is the place for icebergs. Every day between 40 and 100 million tons of inland ice shears from the glacier to crash into the sea. Well, it used to. Nowadays the glacier moves so fast, probably due to the global warming, and splinters on land resulting in smaller icebergs in much greater quantities.
 
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