Drainage of Subglacial Lakes Created Canyons of Antarctica 12-14 Million Years Ago

Researchers at Syracuse University and Boston University have discovered evidence for a warming climate change that occurred more than 14 million years ago. The result -- catastrophic drainage of subglacial lakes caused flooding that formed a 50-kilometer maze of canyons (called the Labyrinth) in Antarctica’s southern Victoria Land. Could this happen again?

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news75717784.html">Drainage of Subglacial Lakes Created Canyons of Antarctica 12-14 Million Years Ago</a></p> <p>Researchers at Syracuse University and Boston University have discovered evidence for a warming climate change that occurred more than 14 million years ago. The result -- catastrophic drainage of subglacial lakes caused flooding that formed a 50-kilometer maze of canyons (called the Labyrinth) in Antarctica’s southern Victoria Land. Could this happen again?</p>