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Decreases 50 meters per 10 years

Decreases 50 meters per 10 years
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17 August, 2007 CNNTURK

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Prof., who served at the University of the Century of the Year Dr. Ali Fuat East noted that in the last 10 years, the average 50-meter reduction was detected.

[[T]] Prof. Prof., who is researching on icel geomorphology in Turkey. Home East, in Anatolia, said that Cilo, Süphan, Misskar, Erciyes, Toros and Eastern Black Mountains have been shown in the same dates in the last period of geological period of the high cut. [[[T]] [[
The East said that will not be true to give short dates such as 10-20 thousand years, protects the presence of frosts for hundreds of thousands of years, growing in frosted periods, shrinking in hot periods and is water sources, especially in terms of global warming. [
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Prof., indicating that the poll of the polls is not a new development. Home. The East said "In the last 10 years, the average 50 meter was determined in the iceuls in Turkey in the researches we had.
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]] In the study of European and Asian scientists, the East, which states that a reduction in an average of 100 meters in the last 50 years was detected in the calorie of the Alp-Himalaya mountain ad, announced that the rewind in the last 50 years could be replaced by speed, folding to 2.
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East, the quick melt in the ices was associated with the rise of the average temperature values in the atmosphere:

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"It is not a new concept to melt the land, but the increase of melt in the last 10 years is alarming you. The annual average temperature rise in the earth while a lot of seriousness in all world frosts. Scientists say that the average temperature of the world goes towards the rise.

It is necessary to worry about serious if the melt in the frosts is guaranteed roulette in the same 50 years. But this concern should not be perceived in the form of stinginginging up sensational news or public pane."

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