The Week Ahead: Failing fast, failing again
ANALYSIS: NOAA releases its annual Arctic Report Card in Washington this week.
Presented each year since 2006, the Arctic Report Card offers a thorough status report of the region’s environment, providing detailed information about things like sea ice, snow cover, air temperature, ocean temperature, the Greenland ice sheet, vegetation and other aspects of the ecosystem.
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