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Scientists call for urgent emissions reductions as Antarctic sea ice hits record low
Wednesday 4 Oct 23 10:30am
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| PHOTO: Anthony Powell/Antarctica New Zealand |
New Zealand scientists are calling for an immediate and dramatic reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, in response to record low sea ice levels in Antarctica this year.
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