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Arctic sea ice at record low

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Open waters in northern ocean highlight massive melting.

16 Sept 2007: the long-term average summer sea ice extent is shown by the pink line, today?s ice extent is shown in white. Credit: National Snow and Ice Data Center

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Cressey, D. Arctic sea ice at record low. Nature (2007). https://doi.org/10.1038/news070917-3

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