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Recent autumn sea ice loss in the eastern Arctic enhanced by summer Asian-Pacific Oscillation

Earth Sciences

Recent autumn sea ice loss in the eastern Arctic enhanced by summer Asian-Pacific Oscillation

B. Zhou, Z. Song, et al.

Recent research by Botao Zhou, Ziyi Song, Zhicong Yin, Xinping Xu, Bo Sun, Pangchi Hsu, and Haishan Chen reveals the significant impact of the Asian-Pacific Oscillation on autumn sea ice loss in the eastern Arctic. This study connects atmospheric variability to increased humidity and warming, highlighting an alarming trend in Arctic climate dynamics.

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