Sea Ice Shrinks in Step with Carbon Emissions

November 4, 2016

By Warren Cornwall | Science Magazine 

The jet fuel you burned on that flight from New York City to London? Say goodbye to 1 square meter of Arctic sea ice.

Since at least 1960s, the shrinkage of the ice cap over the Arctic Ocean has advanced in lockstep with the amount of greenhouse gases humans have sent into the atmosphere, according to a study published this week in Science.

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