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Melting Summer Ice in Ross Sea Will Disrupt Food Web
The decades-long increase of summer sea ice in the Ross Sea has largely been an exception - one of just a few polar regions where summer sea ice has not been melting. But new research from the Virginia Institute of Marine Science suggests that this increase of sea ice over in the Ross Sea will be not last much longer.
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