Antarctica
Under Abrupt Climate Change
Paul
Beckwith
The
majority of land masses are in the northern hemisphere, along with
the majority of human populations.
However,
we can never forget the Southern Hemisphere, and the enormous mass of
ice that sits on Antarctica.
With
Arctic Temperature Amplification, mostly from an increase in absorbed
sunlight due to darkening from snow and ice decline, more heat
travels from the equator to the Southern Hemisphere, with important
consequences to air and water circulation around Antarctica.
It
is vital to understand how an Arctic Blue Ocean situation will impact
glacier mass in Antarctica, and thus sea-level rise.
Extreme
weather events around the entire globe are notching up in frequency,
severity, and duration, as well as changing location, and many people
are surprised that this is also happening in the Southern Hemisphere.
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