Tipping points: How could they shape the world’s response to climate change?
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2CGEC2N Antarctic melting on the Larson c ice shelf during the austral summer caused by the sun and Foehn winds.
2CGEC2N Antarctic melting on the Larson c ice shelf during the austral summer caused by the sun and Foehn winds.