The Antarctic Ice Shelf Has grown by over 5,305 Square KM between 2009 to 2019

This study has generated a comprehensive dataset of change in ice shelf area on 34 Antarctica ice shelves over the last decade. Overall, ice shelves on the Antarctic Peninsula and West Antarctica lost areas of 6693 km2 and 5563 km2, respectively, while East Antarctic ice shelves gained 3532 km2 of ice, and the large ice shelves of Ross, Ronne, and Filchner grew by 14 028 km2. This dataset is a high spatial resolution record of change from 2009 to 2019.

This represents a total increase in ice shelf equaling 5,305 Sq Km.

Source: https://tc.copernicus.org/articles/17/2059/2023/

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