Time‐Dependent Freshwater Input From Ice Shelves: Impacts on Antarctic Sea Ice and the Southern Ocean in an Earth System Model

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RT @karmour_uw: And there's also work by @andrewp109 suggesting that Antarctic meltwater may have contributed to the overall sea ice increa…

And there's also work by @andrewp109 suggesting that Antarctic meltwater may have contributed to the overall sea ice increase, though it's an open question whether meltwater rates have been large enough to explain it. https://t.co/yhqyCI09Pw

RT @lenaertsjan: Is shelf melting to blame for Antarctic sea ice increase (pre-2016)? This study suggests yes. https://t.co/LV7VoM2DRH

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