Tales from the disappearing Arctic ice ...

<!--!introduction!--> What can we learn from the waning Arctic sea ice? About the Arctic climate system, our impacts on it, about the Earth system as a whole? This presentation explores these questions from a variety of angles, bringing together models and observations, the millimetre scale of...

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