Record Greenland mass loss

Yara Mohajerani ()
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Yara Mohajerani: University of California Irvine

Nature Climate Change, 2020, vol. 10, issue 9, 803-804

Abstract: Gravity-based estimates of mass change have been extended by the recently launched GRACE Follow-On Satellites. The satellite record, combined with regional climate models, reveals that the Greenland Ice Sheet had lower mass loss in 2017–2018, only to return to a record-breaking mass loss in the summer of 2019.

Date: 2020
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