Polar research looks at climate unknowns

The world’s fourth largest and southernmost ocean is “surprisingly unknown” despite its importance to climate change, polar researchers said.

By Arete News - June 26, 2018

Northern edge of iceberg B-15A in Ross Sea, Antarctica (AN/National Science Foundation)

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