Researchers have uncovered a complex subglacial system miles under the ice where rivers larger than the Amazon link a series of "lake districts," which may teem with mineral-hungry microbes.
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Rivers larger than the Amazon?!?!
Gee, I guess that might one of those factors or vectors that were left out of the melt-rate supercomputer models. Just how clueless are we, anyway?
Faster and faster and faster the ice melts...
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