Big Waves Bust Up Sea Ice, May Be Playing Role in Melt (via Climate Central)
By Andrea Thompson Follow @AndreaTWeather Big ocean waves whipped up by storms hundreds or even thousands of miles away from Earth’s poles could play a bigger role in breaking up polar sea ice and thus contributing to its melt more than had been thought…
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