
If you click on an article about the climate, you’re signing up for misery. For as long as I can remember, scientists have been hammering the nail that “we’re all turbo-doomed in ways you can’t possibly imagine” into our brains. Well, that may well still be the case, but today a unicorn has trotted over the horizon: some actually, no-kidding good news!
According to a study from the University of Exeter, the melting of Arctic sea ice has slowed dramatically over the last two decades, to the point that there’s been no statistically significant decline in its mass since 2005. We’ve all seen that dramatic footage of gigantic ice walls collapsing into the ocean, so what gives?