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Synergistic atmosphere-ocean-ice influences have driven the 2023 all-time Antarctic sea-ice record low
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In February 2023, Antarctic sea ice extent reached unprecedented lows, a phenomenon investigated by Jinféi Wang, François Massonnet, Hugues Goosse, Hao Luo, Antoine Barthélémy, and Qinghua Yang. This research reveals how a deepened Amundsen Sea Low and significant ocean-atmosphere interactions contributed to this staggering decline - a clear signal of a changing climate.
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