The Arctic will soon see more rain than snow. Scientists say it may speed up global warming.
Greenland's summit had rainfall for the first time in recorded history in August. A new study suggest it'll happen much more often by 2100.
The Arctic will soon see more rain than snow. Scientists say it may speed up global warming.
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