Arctic Winter Warming Impact on Svalbard
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Summary
The Arctic is experiencing unprecedented winter warming, with Svalbard facing high air temperatures and rainfall leading to snowmelt and meltwater pooling. This accelerated winter warming is reshaping Arctic landscapes, indicating a significant shift in the region.
Key quotes
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Winter warming is reshaping polar ecosystems—and why this resembles the new Arctic.
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