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Global warming-related sea ice melt in a portion of the vast Arctic Ocean has doubled the risk of colder and snowier winters in Eurasia since 2004, a new study found. The study is the latest in a spate of recent research to examine the ties between rapid Arctic warming and the rest of the Northern Hemisphere
Much of that research is still highly contentious in the mainstream climate science community. Here is what scientists agree on:
The Arctic is warming at a rate about twice as fast as that of the rest of the globe, and this is rapidly depleting the region's sea ice, mainly during the summer and early fall. Read more...
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