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flag Study shows Arctic pressure ridges declining due to melting of old ice, highlighting global warming impacts.

flag A study published in Nature Climate Change shows a significant decline in Arctic pressure ridges, formed by colliding ice floes. flag Researchers from the Alfred Wegener Institute found that the frequency and size of these ridges have decreased by 12.2% and 5% per decade, respectively, due to the melting of old, multiyear ice. flag This shift impacts the Arctic ecosystem and highlights the effects of global warming.

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