Something strange has been happening with Antarctic sea ice this week
Australians working at Antarctic bases have recently noticed significant shrinkage in winter sea-ice. This comes after winter sea ice around Antarctica reached a new record high in September 2014 when it exceeded 20 million square kilometres for the first time since satellite measurements began in 1...
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Australians working at Antarctic bases have recently noticed significant shrinkage in winter sea-ice. This comes after winter sea ice around Antarctica reached a new record high in September 2014 when it exceeded 20 million square kilometres for the first time since satellite measurements began in 1979. |
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