Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Climate-Impact-Documentation-in-Norway--Svalbard-27MZIFZWIMJ.htmlConceptually similarClimate Impact Documentation in Norway, SvalbardGP011ZQCompleted★★★★Climate Impact Documentation in Norway, SvalbardGP0KCRCompleted★★★★Climate Impact Documentation in Norway, SvalbardGP0G9ZCompleted★★★★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 AllGP0BNOClimate 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.Locations:Barentsburg-Norway-Scandinavia-SvalbardDate:3 Aug, 2002Credit:© Greenpeace / Christian AslundMaximum size:2272px X 3526pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Coal-Coal mines-Energy-IndustriesShoot: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)
