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Antarctic Sea Ice Hits Once-Per-2 7-Million-Year Six Sigma Event

Sea ice in Antarctica has now dropped six standard deviations below the daily average for the past 30 years.

Ella gilbertPetra heilEliot jacobsonJohn gibbonsUniversity of maineAustralian antarctic divisionJapan national institute of polar researchNational instituteClimate reanalyzer

Antarctic sea ice levels are declining faster than ever

The Anthropocene is here, and the planet may already be beyond the point where climate change can be effectively mitigated, ensuring a decent chance of survival for.

Edward doddridgePetra heilSouth pole

What To Expect In The Future Resulting From Climate Change - Windermere Sun-For Healthier/Happier/More Sustainable Living

What To Expect In The Future Resulting From Climate Change - Windermere Sun-For Healthier/Happier/More Sustainable Living
windermeresun.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from windermeresun.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

United statesGharb darfurLorraine whitmarshPetra heilTed scambosNerilie abramJeff goodellDavid kingBill mckibbenWindermere sun susan nunamakerClimate crisis advisory groupUnited nationsDear friendsBlue sunsetHost ade adepitanProfessor nerilie abram

Antarctic sea ice levels dive in five-sigma event , as experts flag worsening consequences for planet

Antarctic sea ice levels dive in five-sigma event , as experts flag worsening consequences for planet
abc.net.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from abc.net.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Edward doddridgeJordan youngPetra heilAustralian antarctic programAustralian antarctic divisionAustralian antarctic

As a Sea Ice Free Arctic Looms, the Climate Consequences Are Mounting

Research points to a milestone in the 2030s, but sea ice is already disappearing at an unprecedented rate. And that affects all of us.

Natalie robinsonArctic oceanMelinda websterJan lieserPetra heilZachary labeZealand national institute of waterPrinceton universityAtmospheric researchAustralian antarctic divisionNational oceanicNature communicationsAtmospheric administrationUniversity of washingtonAustralian bureau of meteorologyUniversity of tasmania

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