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Back-to-back Arctic storms can double sea ice loss

Recent research indicates that consecutive Arctic cyclones significantly exacerbate sea ice loss, resulting in approximately double the amount compared to isolated storms. This finding emphasizes the need for policy interventions aimed at climate change mitigation to address the impacts of storm frequency and intensity on polar ecosystems.

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