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Answered By: Kathryn FitzGerald Last Updated: May 10, 2024 Views: 417
How important is the Arctic sea ice change in global atmospheric circulation?
Many studies discuss the topic. We selected one article for your reference to begin with:
Role of Arctic sea ice in global atmospheric circulation: A review. by Dagmar Budikova, Global and Planetary Change, 68 (2009) 149-163.
For more articles, search ScienceDirect. or Google Scholar. Tip: use Advanced Search function using keywords "Arctic sea ice" and atmospheric. You can also explore scientific data, imagery, and background information from Nasa: Artic Sea Ice - NASA.
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