ShareDominant influence of atmospheric circulation on snow accumulation in Greenland over the past 18,000 years.
Author(s) : KAPSNER W. R., ALLEY R. B., SHUMAN C. A., ANANDAKRISHNAN S., GROOTES P. M.
Type of article: Article
Summary
In a world warmed by the green house effect, circulation changes may be more important than direct temperature effects in determining snow accumulation in Greenland and its contribution to sea-level change.
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- Original title: Dominant influence of atmospheric circulation on snow accumulation in Greenland over the past 18,000 years.
- Record ID : 1995-3257
- Languages: English
- Subject: Environment, General information
- Source: Nature - vol. 373 - n. 6509
- Publication date: 1995/01/05
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