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In southern Greenland, an anomaly resists global warming: an area of the North Atlantic cools while the rest of the planet burns. A new study based on direct observation data has just decided a long-standing scientific debate about its origin — and the conclusions are worrying for the future [...]
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In southern Greenland, an anomaly resists global warming: an area of the North Atlantic cools while the rest of the planet burns. A new study based on direct observation data has just decided a long-standing scientific debate about its origin — and the conclusions are worrying for the future [...]