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Some of the water that flowed in re-froze and had to be chipped out by workers from the local fire service. The water from last year's melt, limited to the 15 metre (50 ft) entrance hall, had no impact on the seeds. Waterproof walls are also being added to the building and floodwater trenches are being dug outside to channel future catastrophic floods away from danger. Even the smallest increase in temperature within the vault, such as the heat from a light bulb, could tip the balance and melt more of the building's surrounding permafrost.
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