Scientists drilled through the Arctic ice, pumped seawater up, and let the cold freeze it again, thickening the layer by up to 32 centimeters, recovering the equivalent of 50 years of local thinning and creating a white area that melts more slowly. - C...
Scientists drilled through the Arctic ice, pumped seawater up, and let the cold freeze it again, thickening the layer by up to 32 centimeters, recovering the equivalent of 50 years of local thinning and creating a white area that melts more slowly. CPG Click Oil and Gas