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Over 12,000 Miles Apart, Polar Ice Sheets Will Influence Each Other
Over 12,000 Miles Apart, Polar Ice Sheets Will Influence Each Other
Jan 17, 2024 3:34 PM

New research examines how a melting ice sheet near the North Pole can actually influence an ice sheet 12,000 miles away on the South Pole.

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