Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Climate-Impact-Documentation-in-Norway--Svalbard-27MZIFYT6LM.htmlConceptually similarClimate Impact Documentation in Norway, SvalbardGP011ZQCompleted★★★★Climate Impact Documentation in Norway, SvalbardGP0KCRCompleted★★★★Climate Impact Documentation in Norway, SvalbardGP0BNOCompleted★★★★Climate Impact Documentation in Norway, SvalbardGP0OR9Completed★★★★Climate Impact Documentation in Norway, SvalbardGP0WNVCompleted★★★★Climate Impact Documentation in Norway, SvalbardGP01GGGCompleted★★★★Climate Impact Documentation in Norway, SvalbardGP010IKCompleted★★★★★★Climate Impact Documentation in Norway, SvalbardGP0W6CCompleted★★★★Climate Impact Documentation in Norway, SvalbardGP0MAUCompleted★★★★View AllGP0G9ZClimate Impact Documentation in Norway, SvalbardGreenpeace documentation showing that glacier "Blomstrandbreen" has retreated nearly 2 km since 1928, with an accelerated rate of 35 metres lost per year since 1960 and even higher in the past decade. In the image, Russian coal mining town of Barentsburg on Svalbard.Locations:Barentsburg-Norway-Scandinavia-SvalbardDate:3 Aug, 2002Credit:© Greenpeace / Christian AslundMaximum size:2398px X 2398pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Coal-Coal mines-Energy-Industries-VillagesShoot:Climate Impact Documentation in SvalbardGreenpeace documentation showing that glacier "Blomstrandbreen" has retreated nearly 2 km since 1928, with an accelerated rate of 35 metres lost per year since 1960 and even higher in the past decade.Related Collections:Climate Impact Documentation in Svalbard (Photo & Video)
