The coastline of Southeast Greenland is uplifting more rapidly than other parts of the island. This is caused by weak rocks beneath this part of Greenland, combined with the melting of the ice sheet, according to researchers. The coastline of Southeast Greenland is uplifting more rapidly than other parts of the island. This is caused by weak rocks beneath this part of Greenland, combined with the melting of the ice sheet, according to researchers. Earth Sciences Environment Phys.org – latest science and technology news stories
Weak rocks and melting ice sheet explain rapid ground uplift in Southeast Greenland
