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Melting icebergs create new deep-sea habitats 2,500 metres beneath the Arctic Ocean as rocks transform the seafloor
Climate change is often framed as a story of ecological loss, but scientists have uncovered an unexpected consequence unfolding nearly 2,500 metres beneath the Arctic Ocean. As glaciers in Greenland and parts of the Russian Arctic destabilise, increasing numbers of debris-laden icebergs are drifting through the Fram Strait before melting and releasing vast quantities of rock onto the seafloor.
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gizmodo.com
Scientists Tracked These Strange Arctic Icebergs and Found Something Unexpected on the Seafloor
Researchers traced new undersea ecosystems of soft coral, sea anemones, sponges, and more to large rocks and mineral deposits ferried by icebergs from dry land to the Arctic floor.
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sciencealert.com
Icebergs Are Transforming Deep-Sea Ecosystems, Scientists Discover
Greenland's glaciers are releasing four times more icebergs than 25 years ago as a result of climate change, with implications extending to maritime traffic and marine ecosystems,…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Melting icebergs create new deep-sea habitats 2,500 metres beneath the Arctic Ocean as rocks transform the seafloor
Climate change is often framed as a story of ecological loss, but scientists have uncovered an unexpected consequence unfolding nearly 2,500 metres beneath the Arctic Ocean. As…
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greenme.it
Montagne galleggianti e oasi nel fango: così il clima cambia l'Artico più profondo
Clima e iceberg stanno cambiando gli abissi dell’Artico: lo studio su Nature svela come nascono nuove oasi nei fondali