Just 2% of ice in Arctic is older than 5 years
Eric Holthaus, via Twitter
A
truly shocking moment: Multi-year sea ice is essentially gone over
large parts of the Arctic. Just 2% of ice is older than 5yrs. Carry
on with banging pots and pans, warning everyone who can hear you.
This is an emergency. (Now with updated graphic.)
https://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/2018/05/arctic-winter-warms-up-to-a-low-summer-ice-season/ …
Passageway through Bering Strait is ice-free
https://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/2018/05/arctic-winter-warms-up-to-a-low-summer-ice-season/ …
Robin Westenra Retweeted
Passageway through Bering Strait is ice-free
As
can be seen from the satellite image, the passageway through the
Bering Straight is ice-free. Thank you to Matt Nelson, Climatologist
for this image.
(H/T Environmental Coffee House)
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