Eighty scientists conduct urgent mission in Greenland to study connection to rising temperatures

An international scientific expedition involving around 80 personnel on the research vessel David Attenborough has set out to Greenland; its goal is to study the rate of glacier melt and its impact on the Atlantic Ocean's current system, as well as the potential climatic changes and extreme weather phenomena that could result. This mission is part of a £20 million project called "Giant," which will last for 5 to 6 weeks amid growing concerns that freshwater runoff could disrupt current systems and lead to rising sea levels.

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