Arctic Sea Ice Melt, Driven by Global Warming, Accelerated by Nature

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By Sabrina ShankmanMar 14, 2017, 12:09 pm160 pts
A new study shows how much natural variability is boosting the rate of melting in the Arctic, which might be free of sea ice sooner than expected. By Sabrina Shankman A new study zeroes in on just how much of the Arctic sea ice's precipitous decline in recent decades is attributable to manmade global warming…

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