Arctic Ocean: convection in Greenland-Iceland-Norwegian Sea

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The possible damping influence of freshwater and ice export from the Arctic Ocean on convection in …[Credits : From N. Untersteiner and E.C. Carmack, World Climate Research Programme, Sea-Ice and Climate: …]

The possible damping influence of freshwater and ice export from the Arctic Ocean on convection in the Greenland/Iceland/Norwegian Sea.

From N. Untersteiner and E.C. Carmack, World Climate Research Programme, Sea-Ice and Climate: Report of the Fourth Session of the Working Group on Sea-Ice and Climate (July 1990)
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