According to the scientists, including those from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in the US, a seawater current called the Beaufort Gyre keeps the polar environment in balance by storing fresh water near the surface of the Arctic ocean.
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Unknown titleNT A A A Heating up: A file photo of melt ponds on the Arctic sea ice. | Photo Credit: STEFAN HENDRICKS PTI Los Angeles, February 09, 2020 15:31 IST Updated: February 09, 2020 15:32 IST more-in <span>According to the scientists, including those from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in the US, a seawater current called the Beaufort Gyre keeps the polar environment in balance by storing fresh water near the surface of the Arctic ocean. Researchers have unravelled how an ocean water current, which plays a key role in keeping Western Europe warm, could be altered by an influx of unprecedented amounts of cold, fresh wate Summary
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