For a few years in the early 2020s, something unusual appeared to be happening to the Arctic’s winter sea ice: the steady, decades-long decline seemed to be slowing down. Satellite measurements showed that the trend was losing its statistical power. Some researchers raised the cautious but striking possibility that wintertime ice — not summer, which gets all the attention, but winter — had found a temporary floor.
That apparent stabilization is now definitively dismantled.
A new…
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