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Greenland is losing about 5 cubic kilometre of ice per week on average, based on data from the last 20 years .
This is equivalent to draining Denmark 's largest lake 40 times a week.
Measurements are made using the Danish state's GNET , which consists of 61 GNSS stations located around Greenland .
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