Shift in Antarctic Winds Drives "Collapse" of Glaciers

The "unstoppable collapse" of glaciers in West Antarctica announced by scientists this week has one key cause: shifting winds. Stronger winds are pushing warm water under coastal glaciers and melting them. The process is expected to intensify in the coming imagedecades. 

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