Canadian study: Climate change may have halted the onset of a new ice age

A study by Canadian researchers who examined changes in the Barnes Ice Cap over 3,000 years found that climate change caused by human activity may have halted the start of a new ice age. The Barnes Ice Cap in northeastern Canada has been shrinking for decades, making it a witness to human-caused climate change.

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• The Barnes Ice Cap in northeastern Canada covers an area of about 6,000 square kilometers.

  «Covering around 6,000 square kilometres, the Barnes Ice Cap in north-eastern Canada is vast.»

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• The researchers established that the Barnes Ice Cap was expanding about 2,000 years ago.

  «أثبت باحثون من كندا أن نهر بارنز الجليدي الضخم كان يتمدد قبل نحو 2000 عام.»

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• The researchers studied changes in the Barnes Ice Cap over 3,000 years.

  «درسوا تغيرات نهر بارنز الجليدي خلال 3000 عام أن تغير المناخ الناتج عن النشاط البشري»

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