The global climate system is complex. It is composed of, and governed by, a plethora of interconnect factors. Solar radiation, land surface, ice cover, the atmosphere and living things, as well as wind and ocean currents, play a crucial role in the climate system. These factors are intricately connected; changes to some can have significant effects on others, leading to overall consequences for th ...[Read More]
Geosciences Column: The complex links between shrinking sea ice and cloud cover

Sea Ice . Credit: Scott Davidson (distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu)