The threshold for long-term ice loss in Greenland could be crossed well below 2°C, possibly closer to 1.5°C, while parts of West Antarctica could be vulnerable at even lower temperatures
The threshold for long-term ice loss in Greenland could be crossed well below 2°C, possibly closer to 1.5°C, while parts of West Antarctica could be vulnerable at even lower temperatures
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