Evening Edition: Two major Antarctic glaciers are tearing loose from their restraints, scientists say
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The loss of the enormous Thwaites glacier could trigger the broader collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet, which contains enough ice to eventually raise sea levels by about 10 feet.
An international team of astronomers say it has not directly detected life but that the presence of phosphine can only be explained by living microbes.
A week after wildfires began ravaging the state and displacing thousands of people, the air quality in many parts of Oregon ranks among the world's worst.
Judge William J. Martinez wrote that the mailer "provides false or misleading information about the manner of Colorado's elections" and "likely interferes with Colorado citizens' fundamental right to vote."
"The Drew Barrymore Show" was supposed to look quite different (for example, it would have an audience), but the actress and her producers made covid-19 era adjustments.
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