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A Bare Summer for Barnes Ice Cap - NASA Science (.gov)

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A Bare Summer for Barnes Ice Cap - NASA Science (.gov)
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NASA scientists report that the Barnes Ice Cap in the Canadian Arctic is experiencing a 'bare' summer, with significant snow melt exposing the underlying ice. This phenomenon is part of ongoing research into Arctic climate change.

For most of the year, the Barnes Ice Cap in the Canadian Arctic lies quiet under a blanket of snow. By summer, that snow melts back, and the ice cap transforms in texture, its bare ice dotted with tu…

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