@aasjournal.bsky.socialThank you, @polarrobs.bsky.social , for tracking these changes in Antarctic sea ice.
#AAS publishes research examining questions like these and the wider dynamics of Earth's climate.
Follow @aasjournal.bsky.social for more atmospheric and climate science studies.
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📣 Join one of APECS’s Project Groups!
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@jami85in.bsky.socialArctic Melt Season Grew for Decades: The 2010 Mystery
Satellite passive-microwave data show the Arctic-wide melt season lengthened by roughly 5 days per decade between 1979 and 2013, with regional hotspots in the Barents, Kara and Hudson...
@ilankelman.bsky.socialThe University of the Arctic's Thematic Network on #Disasters and #NaturalHazards has its Year in Review www.uarctic.org/media/yrzggw...
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@pomp-eu.bsky.socialUnderstanding the Arctic carbon cycle means connecting land, rivers, coasts and ocean.
A new paper by POMP researchers calls for better coordinated observations, stronger process understanding and closer science–policy dialogue.
Full paper đź“‘ t.ly/TLHXm
@pomp-eu.bsky.socialThe Arctic and Antarctic hold ~20% of the global ocean, yet their habitats are still largely absent from blue carbon policy.
A new POMP review in Global Change Biology maps what is known, what is not, and what protection could look like now.
@pomp-eu.bsky.socialHow does biodiversity influence carbon cycling and ecosystem resilience in polar oceans?
The POMP-supported Elementa Special Feature invites new research on these links across Arctic and Antarctic marine systems.
Submit by 31 Dec 2027: t.ly/deDqi
@pomp-eu.bsky.socialHow does energy move through Northeast Greenland’s seafloor food webs?
A POMP-supported study used stable isotopes from fjords to the upper slope, providing an important baseline for understanding a rapidly changing Arctic.
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