Cryosphere and Climate Change

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Description

This lecture covers the state of the cryosphere, focusing on Arctic and Antarctic sea ice extent, sea ice drift speed, and the impact of climate change on snow cover duration, glacier melt, and hydrographs. It discusses the rapid changes in the cryosphere, projections for sea level rise, and the implications of temperature increase on snow conditions and hydrology.

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