Greenland lost 105 billion tonnes of ice last year, and the dark grey stain spreading across what remains is running a feedback loop that most forecasts still undercount
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Greenland lost a significant amount of ice, with reports indicating 105 billion tonnes were lost in one year. The ice sheet's surface is also darkening, which may be creating a feedback loop that is not fully accounted for in most forecasts. The implications of these changes are being discussed in various contexts, including climate trends and geopolitical interests.
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