Natural Variations May Account for Up to Half of Greenland's Warming

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By Yale Environment 360May 8, 2014, 12:41 pm76 pts
Up to half of the recent climate change in Greenland and surrounding regions — which have warmed at roughly twice the pace of the rest of the planet since 1979 — may be due to natural climate variations that originate in the tropical Pacific and are not connected Meltwater from Russell Glacier with the…

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