Sustainability & Climate

What over a century of ice data can tell us about the Great Lakes' future

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Michigan researchers have reconstructed 120 years of ice cover data for the Great Lakes using historical temperature records, providing insights into climate change impacts and improving winter safety forecasts. This long-term dataset is crucial for understanding ecological changes and cultural impacts related to declining ice coverage.

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