In a potential distraction from the news that Arctic sea-ice
extent reached a record low, Antarctic sea ice reached its highest level ever
recorded for the 256th day of the calendar year on Sept. 12. The physical
geography of the two hemispheres is very different, so the effects of global
warming would be seen first in the Arctic and not the Antarctic.
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October 6, 2012
Ice Record Set in Antarctic
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