Remote connections in the Arctic

Louise Sandberg Sørensen ()
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Louise Sandberg Sørensen: DTU Space, Technical University of Denmark

Nature Climate Change, 2022, vol. 12, issue 3, 222-223

Abstract: The glaciers in the Arctic are affected greatly by the amplified warming of this region. Work now documents a link between variations in the annual mass balance of Arctic glaciers and changes in tropospheric circulation patterns.

Date: 2022
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