Climate Change Amplified Antarctic Sea Ice Decline in 2023
In May 2024, research uncovered that record-low levels of sea ice around Antarctica in 2023 were significantly influenced by climate change, making the event more than four times likelier.
Key Points
- Unprecedented Sea Ice Decline: In July 2023, Antarctic sea ice reached its lowest extent since satellite records began, with about 2.5 million square kilometers less than usual.
- Research: Led by the British Antarctic Survey, researchers analyzed climate datasets and models to determine the probability of such a drastic reduction in sea ice.
- Climate Model Findings: Using CMIP6 data, the team discovered that the event would occur only once in over 2,000 ....
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