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The arctic could have summer days with practically no sea ice within the next decade due to emissions from burning. (istock) a new study examining almost 40 years of data reveals.
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Lost in the arctic” will premiere on national geographic in the united states on thursday, august.
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Sir john franklin set off from england in 1845 with two ships and 129 men.
(Istock) A New Study Examining Almost 40 Years Of Data Reveals.
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It Has Been More Than 150 Years Since Capt Sir John.
The steadily increasing global temperatures are ushering in the rapid loss of arctic summer sea ice, which is expected to be completely gone in less than two.
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In march, scientists from the eu’s copernicus climate change service said february 2024 was the hottest february according to records that stretch back to 1940.
The Arctic Could Have Summer Days With Practically No Sea Ice Within The Next Decade Due To Emissions From Burning.