Arctic sea ice just took its biggest winter melt ever, dropping 5.8% between 2024 and 2025 — shattering any illusion of a slowdown. That temporary pause? Just a blip. Thinner ice means more heat and moisture escaping into the atmosphere, triggering wild weather ripple effects worldwide. Scientists are sounding the alarm: even brief recoveries won’t reverse the long-term decline. The Arctic’s in trouble — and the climate crisis isn’t taking a break.
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