Animated map: The melting of Arctic sea ice
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Animated map: The melting of Arctic sea ice
Animated map of the North Pole showing the progressive decline of the sea ice in the Arctic over the last 45 years, with maximum (red line) and minimum extents (blue line) to allow for comparison over time, according to data by ERA5-Copernicus and National Snow and Ice Data Center (from the University of Colorado) analysed by AFP. VIDEOGRAPHIC
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