Sentence examples for collapsing ice from inspiring English sources

All of it — the struggling polar bears, the collapsing ice shelves — is shown in stunning high definition.

Another member of the delegation, Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minnesota), decried what she called the "alarmism" surrounding reports of the collapsing Ice Sheet.

Its elegantly swirling black, white and scarlet computer graphics (designer Chloe Lamford) mesmerically illustrated melting glaciers, collapsing ice shelves – in "unprecedented retreat" – and rising sea levels.

Oh Larsen B, meanwhile, is the catchiest song ever to concern itself with the fate of a collapsing ice shelf: "You're fractured and cold but your heart is unbroken," gasps Yan.

Now, it's just about possible that one member came in one day with a battered 7in of Don't You (Forget About Me) and said, "Listen to this, it'll blow your minds," but it feels more like a fluke collision between Faris Badwan's sonorous baritone, those symphonic 80s synthesisers that sound like collapsing ice shelves, and the band's never-better grasp of how to craft handsome, dramatic pop songs.

Here, we show that instead of being caused by the lake outburst, the event could have been caused by accelerated melt from the collapsing ice saddle that linked domes over Hudson Bay in North America.

The forces that caused abrupt climate change in the past, like monumental floods released from collapsing ice-age glaciers, are different from the much slower ones being measured today.

The new simulations incorporated recent insights into how ice shelves can collapse, ice sheets erode, and shrinking ice sheets influence the surrounding climate, DeConto says.

There is nothing to be done about a collapsing polar ice sheet except to witness it.

According a study, published in the journal Nature, collapsing Antarctic ice sheets are expected to double sea-level rise to two metres by 2100, if carbon emissions are not cut.

10 The collapsing Larsen ice shelves had no effect on sea level, given that they were already floating and displacing water, according to Scambos.