Greenland's Uunartoq Qeqertaq, or 'Warming Island,' was discovered in 2005 when glaciers melted, revealing it as a new island. Previously covered by a glacier, its 'discovery' underscores climate change's impact. The island sits off Greenland's east coast, symbolizing a dramatic shift in our planet's geography due to global warming.
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