Environment
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Arctic Sea Ice Freeze-Thaw Cycle Shows How Sea Ice Response to Climate Change
The first comprehensive image of the Arctic sea ice cycle shows the sea ice reaction to climate change. Years of study have shown that the Arctic amplifies the effects of climate change and that the sea ice in this area is vulnerable to rises in Arctic warming.
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