climate change
Antarctica's Shallow Seas Warming Up
To add to the wealth of research on climate change and how increasing temperatures are causing Antarctic (as well as Arctic) sea ice to melt, a new study has found that Antarctica's shallow seas are now warming up as heat from the deep rises.
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