Scientists are still only just beginning to understand the myriad mechanisms that control the seemingly
dramatic melting observed in regions of West Antarctica, and how climate change is affecting all the moving parts.
That helped drive last summer's near - record thaw of Arctic sea ice, second only to
the dramatic melt observed in 2007.
Not exact matches
Right, when wavelength - integrated albedo is experimentally measured along a transect line over an Arctic
melt season time series, the changes
observed at an incipient
melt pond are indeed
dramatic.