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The minimum Arctic sea ice extent for 2025
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The minimum Arctic sea ice extent for 2025 has come in at 4.602 million km² — 350,000 km² more ice than in 2024 and 180,000 km² above the 2011–2020 average.
https://electroverse.substack.com/p/antarcticas-late-season-freeze-arctic
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