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Arctic Temperature Increases and Their Ambiguity Based on Simulations of Temperature Measurements at the Surface under Various Scenarios for Iceberg Extent

Antonio Slovan

The Arctic region is experiencing unprecedented warming, with temperatures rising at a rate twice as fast as the global average. This alarming trend has far-reaching implications for the environment, ecosystems, and global climate systems. Understanding the nuances of Arctic warming and its uncertainties is essential for informed decision-making and climate change mitigation efforts. Recent research has focused on surface temperature reconstruction under various sea ice extent scenarios, shedding light on both the trends and the associated uncertainties in this critical region.