In a pioneering study, researchers have looked at the large-scale effects of red snow algae on Arctic ice and snow melt. According to a recent release from Helmholtz Centre Potsdam, the red algal blooms that occur seasonally on Arctic land have had a big effect on the gradual warming of vast expanses of frozen tundra: […]
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