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Nature 440, 977 (20 April 2006) | doi:10.1038/440977a; Published online 19 April 2006
Lakes linked beneath Antarctic ice
Jim Giles
The discovery that lakes hidden deep beneath the Antarctic ice could burst under pressure "like champagne corks" is prompting a rethink of plans to explore the watery world under the continent's four-kilometre-thick ice sheet. Any flooding might also make its way to the sea, a prospect that has sparked a debate about whether it could affect global climate.
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