Antarctic Sea Ice Level Dropped to a Record Low
Sea ice levels in Antarctica have dwindled by around 2 million square kilometers, but experts are not sure about thelink between the low level and climate change.Scientists and more than 60 meteorologists from around the world are conducting a week-long meeting in Tasmania,Hobart to find the reason...
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Summary: | Sea ice levels in Antarctica have dwindled by around 2 million square kilometers, but experts are not sure about thelink between the low level and climate change.Scientists and more than 60 meteorologists from around the world are conducting a week-long meeting in Tasmania,Hobart to find the reason behind the changing levels of sea ice on the frozen continent. |
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