The complicated relationship between ice sheets and climate

ENN
Nov 4, 2014, 5:48 am32 pts
Heinrich events, in which large masses of icebergs rapidly broke free from ice sheets during the last ice age, are thought to have influenced global climate by interrupting ocean circulation patterns with a large influx of freshwater. However, new research from the University of Bristol suggests the variations…

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