Sea ice across the Southern Ocean played a crucial role in controlling atmospheric carbon dioxide levels during times of past climate change - and it could provide a critical resource to improve Earth system models, a new study shows.
The paper by scientists from UNSW and Keele University was published in Nature...
Seasonal Sea Ice Changes Hold Clues To Controlling CO2 Levels, Ancient Ice Shows
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