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Arctic sea ice, for example, is shrinking by around 4% a decade, and the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets are losing mass.
In the formation area, sea ice loses latent heat to the atmosphere and releases salt into the ocean, whereas in the melting area, sea ice gains latent heat from the atmosphere and releases freshwater into the ocean.
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"The rate of ice loss, especially when considered in terms of the percentage of ice lost in the last two decades, is dramatic.
The quantity of ice lost from Patagonia is equivalent to a fifth more than the contents of Lake Erie, one of the Great Lakes of North America.
But the data also show that 19,000 years ago, the ice lost its stability rather quickly, perhaps because of major climate change.
The railroad business shrank (thanks to electrically refrigerated trucks), and, in the immediate postwar period, block ice lost out to home refrigerators and then to small commercial ice machines.
· During normal years, the total mass of calvings is an extremely small percentage of the ice cap, and the ice lost through calving equals the mass of snowfall on the continent.
The satellites show that in 2007 alone, the Arctic sea ice lost an area nearly the size of Alaska, reaching an all-time low of 4,130,000sq km on 16 September.
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