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An iceberg the size of Chicago is floating into international shipping lanes

Posted on November 13, 2013 by Ted Bauer

Yep. You could also classify this thing as eight times the size of Manhattan, or half the size of London. It’s 70,000 hectares, which is roughly 700 million square meters, or 270 square miles. Six British scientists, led by Grant… Continue Reading →

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