To read more of The Economist’s data journalism visit our Graphic Detail page. HIGH SUMMER in the northern hemisphere is deepest winter in Antarctica. Much of the continent is in constant darkness, ...
W hen the area near Antarctica covered by sea ice fell to 1.8m km 2 (800,000 square miles) on February 19th—the smallest extent since satellite-based data became available in 1978—few climatologists ...
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