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The 79°N glacier in Greenland. Credit: Stephen Krisch
May 27, 2021
Written by Tim Conway, Amelia Shevenell and Brad Rosenheim
Melting polar ice sheets play a pivotal role in changing global sea levels, and are
expected to contribute to a six-inch rise in Florida sea level by 2030. But melting ice also provides an important and changing supply of nutrients
to the oceans around Greenland and Antarctica. The Southern Ocean, which encircles
Antarctica, also plays a vital global role in regulating heat, salt, carbon, and nutrient
transfer between the oceans and atmosphere (taking up much of the global carbon emissions), ....

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