YEAR: 2025 | LENGTH: 1 part (65 minutes) | SOURCE: BBC
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An intrepid expedition onto and into the Greenland ice sheet with three of the world’s leading experts as they try to answer the urgent question, how fast is the ice melting? Greenland’s inland ice is hostile, wild and unpredictable, but making observations and taking detailed measurements on the ground is essential to fully understanding what is happening there.
Director Lars Henrik Ostenfeld travels to Greenland with the scientists as they brave storms and climb deeper into the constantly shifting glaciers than anyone before them to gather the precious data that will help predict the future.
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Roma
in reply to Tio • •Hey, I think the discription is again from another documentary: Into the ice.
Horrible, devastating imagery tho. And this is our advanced modern "civilization" folks, 21st century. Complete abomination. Inacceptable.
Tio
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