The great ice mystery

Jon Copley
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Jon Copley: freelance writer, and a teaching fellow at the University of Southampton

Nature, 2000, vol. 408, issue 6813, 634-636

Abstract: Changes in the extent and thickness of sea ice could alter ocean circulation and so disrupt the climate. Jon Copley considers one of the big unknowns in the global warming debate.

Date: 2000
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