Arctic sea-ice melting may lead to cold winters over North China and East Asia

Arctic sea-ice extent has decreased dramatically in the past decades. It set the record low in September, 2012, and reached the sixth lowest coverage in September 17, 2014. How sea-ice melting in the Arctic would cause changes in atmospheric circulations and weathers has been an important topic in t...

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Main Author: Yongyun Hu
Other Authors: Peking University
Format: Conference Object
Language:English
Published: 北京论坛(2014)文明的和谐与共同繁荣——中国与世界:传统、现实与未来 2014
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11897/451584
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Summary:Arctic sea-ice extent has decreased dramatically in the past decades. It set the record low in September, 2012, and reached the sixth lowest coverage in September 17, 2014. How sea-ice melting in the Arctic would cause changes in atmospheric circulations and weathers has been an important topic in t. Arctic sea-ice extent has decreased dramatically in the past decades. It set the record low in September, 2012, and reached the sixth lowest coverage in September 17, 2014. How sea-ice melting in the Arctic would cause changes in atmospheric circulations and weathers has been an important topic in t. 北京大学、北京市教育委员会、韩国高等教育财团 1