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Antarctic sea ice reaches third-lowest annual maximum in satellite record

via NASA·yesterday

NASA and the National Snow and Ice Data Center estimate that Antarctic sea ice reached 17.59 million square kilometers on September 14, the third-lowest annual maximum in the satellite record. NASA’s new review places it in recent below-normal coverage. Scientists continue to assess whether the decline represents a lasting change or statistical fluctuation.

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