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A 1-trillion-tonne iceberg has broken away from the Larsen C ice shelf in Antarctica. Scientists had been monitoring a rift in the shelf for the past year. Satellite measurements indicate that the segment was set adrift in the Weddell Sea sometime between 10 and 12 July. The resulting iceberg is one of the largest on record, at around 5,800 square kilometres — about the size of Delaware — and it reduced the size of the ice shelf by more than 12%. Researchers fear that the Larsen C ice shelf may become less stable as a result of the break. See page 257 for more.

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