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Arctic Ocean 'ice-free' due to global warming by 2050 shocking study warns

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Experts have revealed the Arctic Ocean that surrounds the North Pole will be ice-free in the summers before 2050, even if temperature rises are kept under control.

Scientists conducted a study on the impact of various levels of carbon dioxide emissions on Arctic sea ice, discovering even if emission-cutting goals are met it may not be enough.

But cutting down greenhouse gases is still vital to control how often the ice will thaw and for how long – and whether it will vanish permanently or re-appear.

Sea ice usually shrinks and grows depending on seasons, some ice remains throughout the year but this could change. A climate-modelling study conducted by climate scientist Dirk Notz of the University of Hamburg in Germany and his colleagues

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