27.Mar.2007 | 2 MB - pdf
Currents behind the ice drift
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This 4 pages fact sheet explains the forces causing the drifting of the Arctic sea ice. Propelled by the combined action of the winds and currents, the Arctic ice can move up to speeds covering several kilometres a day! This movement is called "ice drift".
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