Nature and Man Jointly Cook Arctic
January 2, 2008 By SETH BORENSTEIN , AP Science Writer
An iceberg floats in a bay off Ammassalik Island, Greenland in this July 17, 2007 file photo. A new study found that natural causes as well as global warming are to blame for recent dramatic Arctic warming. (AP Photo/John McConnico, file)
(AP) -- There's more to the recent dramatic and alarming thawing of the Arctic region than can be explained by man-made global warming alone, a new study found. Nature is pushing the Arctic to the edge, too.
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Tonight .... a full roast beef on the BBQ ... medium rare. Who's in?
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Jburchel, some hint at http://understandit.org , particularly #'s 5 & 6.