By Anna Fleck
New research has found that the Arctic could be almost free of floating sea ice during summer by the 2030s – roughly a decade sooner than previously thought. Scientists say as much as 90 percent of the melting is the result of human-caused global warming and that even if extreme emission-reducing steps were taken, it is now too late to save the region’s summer ice.
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