Why even small reductions in warming matter to the Arctic — and how one Icelandic company hopes to help
A difference of half a degree Celsius would make a huge difference in the future of the Arctic. A carbon sequestration project in Iceland offers hope of keeping warming under control.
November 5, 2018
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Half a degree difference in temperature may seem inconsequential, but it matters a great deal in the Arctic.
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