Biology
Greenland Ice Sheet High Elevation: Not Melting Due to Soot or Carbon
While much anecdotal information has been collected since 2001 saying otherwise, a new study looking at Greenland ice sheet at higher elevations says that the ice is not darkening due to soot or carbon.
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