But because the ice sheet is steep at its edges but flatter toward the middle,
each successive degree of warming exposes a larger area of ice to melting than the last.
Not exact matches
Anthropogenic
warming in the post — war period was some 0.4
degrees K. 1944 and 1998 being the peaks
of 2
successive 20 to 30 year
warm Pacific Ocean regimes — as seen in both sea surface and surface temperature records.
Anthropogenic
warming in the post — war period was some 0.4
degrees K — 1944 and 1998 being the peaks
of 2
successive 20 to 30 year Pacific Ocean regimes — as seen in surface temperature records.