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The polar region is warming at a faster rate than most parts of the planet
because of Arctic amplification
What is Arctic amplification?
One distinction is how quickly terrestrial areas are warming compared to ocean places. But the Arctic is likely the biggest outlier, warming more than twice as quickly as the world average.
This process, called "Arctic amplification," is linked to extreme weather events in the northern hemisphere's mid-latitudes and is creating significant changes for Arctic communities.
The loss of snow and sea ice in the Arctic, which results in less incoming sunlight being reflected back out to space, is often cited as the reason of this rapid warming.
However, the truth is a little more nuanced than that. My co-authors and I examine the various aspects causing the Arctic's rapid change in a new paper that was just published in Frontiers in Earth Science.
That's why the polar region warming at a faster rate than most parts of the planet
Learn more about Arctic amplification from the link below
https://brainly.com/question/14897045
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