Following the pattern seen in recent years, autumn freeze up has been slow in the Arctic, reflecting the growing heat gain in ...
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Each year, Arctic sea ice undergoes seasonal cycles. It waxes in autumn and winter, usually reaching its annual maximum extent in March, and wanes in spring and summer, reaching its annual minimum ...
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