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Arctic sea ice plunges to a record low: Study reveals how 'pause' in melting has ended - with 'exceptionally' diminished levels this year
Arctic sea ice has reached a record low this year, ending a previous pause in melting. The study highlights 'exceptionally' diminished levels compared to prior years.
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