Scientists discover Greenland's 'Achilles heel' that is driving its rapid ice melt - Earth.com

Scientists have discovered a significant factor contributing to the rapid ice melt in Greenland, referred to as its 'Achilles heel.' This finding comes from research conducted under an enormous ice dome, revealing "very direct evidence" of the processes at play. Additionally, a study indicates that Greenland's ice completely melted during a past warm period, which occurred 7,000 years ago, highlighting potential risks associated with current warming trends.