File:201705 Climate spiral - Arctic sea ice volume - screenshot circa May 2017 - Ed Hawkins.png
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Description201705 Climate spiral - Arctic sea ice volume - screenshot circa May 2017 - Ed Hawkins.png |
English: Screenshot of a frame of a Climate spiral Data visualization of Earth's Arctic sea ice volume from 1979 to 2017.
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Source | Hawkins, Ed, Climate spirals. Climate Lab Book (May 2017). Archived from the original on 19 August 2019. (Direct link to GIF for "Arctic Sea Ice Volume") |
Author | Ed Hawkins, climate scientists at the University of Reading |
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