THE ARTIC COULD BE WITHOUT SEA ICE BY 2035

Iceberg in Greenland. Credit mikhail79spb / stock.adobe.com.


An international team of researchers has compared current sea ice conditions with their conditions during the last interglacial (the warm period about 127,000 years ago).

Pools of water form on the surface of Arctic sea ice during summer and spring, and these are important for knowing how much sunlight the ice absorbs and how much is reflected back into space.

The new Hadley Center model was used to observe Arctic sea ice during the last interglacial and indicates that the Arctic could be free of sea ice by 2035.

Dr Louise Sime, group leader of the Palaeoclimate group and BAS joint lead author, said that the prospect of sea ice loss by 2035 should focus all of our minds on achieving a low-carbon world as soon as possible.


REFERENCES
Science Daily Staff. (10 de Agosto de 2020). Past evidence supports complete loss of Arctic sea-ice by 2035. Recuperado el 13 de Agosto de 2020, de Science Daily : shorturl.at/bcQS1


This article has been written by BECERRA Abril, CONTE Pilar and MARTÍNEZ Florencia.

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