As Arctic Ice Reaches Record Low, Meteorologists Name Humans 'Dominant' Cause Of Climate Change
Today, the National Snow and Ice Data Center, in conjunction with NASA, announced today that Arctic sea ice has reached a record low since the previous record-breaking low in 2007. The extent of Arctic sea ice extent fell to 4.10 million square kilometers on August 26, 2012. That's particularly disturbing because Arcitc sea ice minima usually happen in late September, meaning that if the usual trends hold up, there's still more melting to go. For example, the last record Arctic ice low was set on September 18, 2007.
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