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Arctic Sea Ice Melt Season Grew About 40 Days Longer Since 1979, Then Unexpectedly Stopped Growing Around 2010

NASA finds the Arctic melt season is about 40 days longer than in 1979, but it stopped lengthening around 2010. What changed, and why it isn’t a recovery.
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