Greenland research station to monitor climate change

Copenhagen Post: Aarhus University has begun the construction of a modern research station in northern Greenland that will monitor how climate change is affecting the region. The station, which will be a vast upgrade from the little shack that currently houses climate research in the area, will study how the shifting climate alters the air, ocean, geology as well as the plants and animals in the region. Warmer climate in recent times has led to the Arctic ice cap melting to half of what it was just 30 years......

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