Earth
Arctic summer sea ice melts to second lowest level ever recorded
The melt follows last year’s record low of winter ice that set stage for the summer low. Long term consequences for ecosystems could be dire
News
Advertisement
The melt follows last year’s record low of winter ice that set stage for the summer low. Long term consequences for ecosystems could be dire
July 2016 is the hottest month ever recorded, smashing the previous record set in July 2011 as Earth hurtles towards 1.5 °C limit