Chinese ice sculptures melting. Preporation for the test.
A famous ice festival in China is the latest victim of rising global temperatures. Every winter tens of thousands of tourists go to Harbin, in the far north east of China, to see the city's ice sculptures. But with higher temperatures, the sculptures starts to melt.
Harbin is one of China's coldest cities. IN winter, temperatures can drop as low as minus 35 degrees centigrade. Despite this harsh climate, the city has turned itself into a popular winter tourist destination. Visitors arrive from across Asia to experience the cold-and see the city's ice sculptures. Animals, people, even famous buildings are turning intricate sculptures that are lit up at night.
But the problem-winters just aren't like cold than they used to be. Last year, Harbin had it's warmest year since records began.
The ice festival traditionally lasts until the end of February.
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Chinese ice sculptures melting. Preporation for the test.
A famous ice festival in China is the latest victim of rising global temperatures. Every winter tens of thousands of tourists go to Harbin, in the far north east of China, to see the city's ice sculptures. But with higher temperatures, the sculptures starts to melt.Harbin is one of China's coldest cities. In winter, temperatures can drop as low as minus 35 degrees centigrade. Despite this harsh climate, the city has turned itself into a popular winter tourist destination. Visitors arrive from across Asia to experience the cold and see the city's ice sculptures. Animals, people, and even famous buildings are recreated as intricate sculptures that are lit up at night.
But the problem-winters just aren't as cold than they used to be. Last year, Harbin had it's warmest year since records began. (I might say "on record", but the sentence is still correct)
The ice festival traditionally lasts until the end of February.
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Chinese ice sculptures melting. Preparation for the test.
A famous ice festival in China is the latest victim of rising global temperatures. Every winter tens of thousands of tourists go to Harbin, in the far north east of China, to see the city's ice sculptures. But with higher temperatures, the sculptures starts to melt.
Harbin is one of China's coldest cities. In winter, temperatures can drop as low as minus 35 degrees centigrade. Despite this harsh climate, the city has turned itself into a popular winter tourist destination. Visitors arrive from across Asia to experience the cold-and see the city's ice sculptures. Animals, people, even famous buildings are turning created as intricate sculptures that are lit up at night.
But the problem is -winters just aren't as like cold than as they used to be. Last year, Harbin had it's warmest year since records began/ on record.
The ice festival traditionally lasts until the end of February.
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