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Tracks Arctic sea ice extent and melt season trends
Arctic sea ice now melts about 7.5 days longer each year than it did in 1979, according to new University of Washington research. Most of that extra melt time comes from ice forming later in the fall, when the ocean has absorbed too much summer heat to refreeze quickly.
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