Katharine R. Hendry

2 months ago | nature.com | Natasha Lucas |J. Alexander Brearley |Katharine R. Hendry |E. Povl Abrahamsen |Michael Meredith |Theo Spira

AbstractIce-sheet mass loss is one of the clearest manifestations of climate change, with Antarctica discharging mass into the ocean via melting or through calving. The latter produces icebergs that can modify ocean water properties, often at great distances from source. This affects upper-ocean physics and primary productivity, with implications for atmospheric carbon drawdown.