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Tropical ocean warming temporarily slows Antarctic ice loss

A study finds that a multiyear tropical warm pool temporarily slowed Antarctic mass loss. The finding concerns changes in climate-driven ice dynamics.

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Antarctic ice-mass changes affect long-term global sea-level risk.

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  1. Multiyear tropical warm pool warming temporarily slows Antarctic mass loss, study finds _Guangming Online ↗en.gmw.cn · Recorded source date: Aug 21, 2026, 7:47 AM UTC

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