Scientists say winter conditions in Antarctica’s Ross Sea are becoming more turbulent, a shift that is making the usual onset of sea-ice formation arrive later.
Stormier weather in one of the world’s most important polar research regions can disrupt science operations and offer another sign of how shifting climate patterns are affecting even the coldest parts of the planet.
According to new research from the University of Otago-Ōtākou…
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