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Earlier ice loss accelerates lake warming in the Northern Hemisphere
X. Li, S. Peng, et al.
Discover how long-term changes in lake ice phenology are reshaping surface water temperature across the Northern Hemisphere. This groundbreaking research by Xinyu Li, Shushi Peng, Yi Xi, R. Iestyn Woolway, and Gang Liu reveals that an 8-day advancement in ice break-up could significantly impact lake ecosystems, resulting in a remarkable 1.4-fold increase in warming during ice-off months.
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