Southern atmospheric rivers are melting the Arctic sea ice; it may never recover: Study

Mongabay
Mar 23, 2023, 6:27 pm840 ptsTrendingInteresting
As Arctic sea ice reached a total winter maximum coverage that is again far below average, research has revealed how this ice is vulnerable to extreme weather arriving from more southerly parts of the globe — and how it might never recover. Arctic sea ice, which expands through the fall and winter, reached an…

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