Winds Carve Away Antarctic Snow

ENN
Oct 13, 2015, 11:27 am57 pts
A new study has found that powerful winds are removing massive amounts of snow from parts of Antarctica, potentially boosting estimates of how much the continent might contribute to sea level. Up to now, scientists had thought that most snow scoured from parts of the continent was simply redeposited elsewhere…

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