Melting Arctic sea ice during the summer of 2018

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Jul 29, 2020, 11:48 am126 pts
A study details the changes that occurred in the Arctic in September of 2018, a year when nearly 10 million kilometers of sea ice were lost throughout the summer. Its findings give an overview of how sea ice has receded over the 40 years of the satellite era and show how the summer's extensive decline is linked…

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