"thwaitesGlacierTongueB-22" genre: Experimental
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	The recent loss of an area of nearly 8800 square kilometers from the Antarctic ice sheet is a disturbing reminder of the fact of global warming as a reality. A 5500 square kilometer piece of the Thwaites Glacier Tongue in West Antarctica last week broke away and floated into the Amundsen Sea, southeast of Australia, producing an enormous iceberg code-named B-22. The composition chronicles this process.
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