Arctic sea ice shrinking to lowest ever level
- 12 years ago
Ice in the Artic sea has officially shrunk to its smallest size ever recorded.
Scientists say this summer's ice melt is roughly the size of Alaska and Canada combined.
But it has still broken two previous records and could be the result of accelerated climate change.
Al Jazeera's Tarek Bazley explains.
Scientists say this summer's ice melt is roughly the size of Alaska and Canada combined.
But it has still broken two previous records and could be the result of accelerated climate change.
Al Jazeera's Tarek Bazley explains.