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Antarctic sea ice over the past 130 000 years -Part 2: A review of its role in the Earth system
Antarctic sea-ice cover reached historically low levels in 2023, consistent with the simulated decline in sea-ice extent in response to anthropogenic warming. As Antarctic sea ice is closely linked to multiple components of the Earth system, its demise could precipitate widespread, cascading changes
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