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World's largest
iceberg breaks off
from Antarctica

By: Asha C. Gilbert

A 1,667-square-mile iceberg named
A-76 has broken
off Antarctica.


That's three times the size of Los Angeles.

The breaking of ice chunks from the edge of a glacier is a natural process that won’t lead to sea level rise.

Aleksandra Mazur, an
iceberg expert, told
National Geographic in 2019 

"What might not be natural is the rate
at which it is happening, the acceleration of the process.


Aleksandra Mazur, an
iceberg expert, told
National Geographic in 2019 



That is where we
see what might be 



our human influence."

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