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And that water is about 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than it was only a decade ago, causing further melting.
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When that happens, rather than reflecting solar energy as ice would, the meltwater absorbs energy from the sun, and that warmer water trickles into cracks and crevices in the ice, causing further melt. .
In a few years, he said, he expected more ice wedges would be exposed, and then these would melt, causing further erosion.
As the ice retreats there are fewer reflective surfaces to reflect sunlight and the tundra and water that remain when the ice has melted absorbs more heat, causing further warming and making more ice disappear.
"[It's] causing further displacement".
The Arctic is also subject to what is called a feedback loop of warming, because as ice melts that would otherwise reflect the sun's rays, it is replaced by open ocean, which absorbs those rays, causing further warming.
Strategic parts have been covered with white fleecing to slow down further melting.
The experiments were conducted in custom-built flow-through reactors, designed to reproduce a hydrothermal system where melt components are dissolved at one stage along the flow path (e.g., Bi was dissolved by placing Bi-minerals along the fluid path), whereas melt precipitation was caused further along the flow path by fluid rock interaction.
The ice has also decreased dramatically in thickness, making it more vulnerable to further melting.
All sintered samples were measured directly, i.e., without further melting additions.
Less summer ice is not only a consequence of climate change, but it will also cause further warming: As the summer ice melts, the light colored ice which reflects the sun's rays back to space is replaced with dark water which absorbs more heat and warms the oceans further.
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