Beneath The Ice Summary

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The video “ANTARCTICA SECRETS: Beneath the Ice” by Gary Hochman is about the polar researching teams researching and experiment on the Antarctica where is coldest and driest place. They believe that Antarctica has surprised climate history. They all focused on the same matter of climate change. At the beginning, they mentioned that the carbon dioxide from green house and fossil fuel can cause the global warming. Also, they addressed the matter of the climate change that can effect on the earth and people lives. If all ice sheets melted, the sea levels around the world rise high enough to drought the whole New York city. Furthermore, when the earth warmer, the storm would be stronger. The polar researcher teams discover the Antarctica and found

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