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epa01845007 A handout image taken in August 2009 and released on 02 September 2009 by the greenpeace International shows the Bergs calved from Helheim glacier float in Sermilik Fjord on the south eastern coast of Greenland, an area which is the focus for Leg 2 of Greenpeace's three-month Arctic Meltdown Tour. The Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise is currently supporting a team of independent glaciologists and oceanographers as they seek to explain why Greenland's glaciers are accelerating. The scientists are testing the theory that sub-tropical waters are reaching the Greenland ice sheet and accelerating the melt.Greenland's ice sheet has more than doubled its contribution to sea-level rise in the last seven years due to a rapid and unpredicted loss of ice. This is mainly caused by the accelerated flow rate of major outlet glaciers in western and south-eastern Greenland, which move ice from the ice sheet to the ocean.  EPA/NICK COBBING / GREENPEACE / HANDOUT  EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES

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The helicopter with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Environment Minister Sigmar Gabriel flies over the Eqi Glacier in lulissat, Greenland, Denmark, 17 August 2007. Upon conclusion of her visits to Greenland Merkel voiced her optimisim regarding the potential to reach an internationally effective climate protection.  EPA/MICHAEL KAPPELER / POOL  

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