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EEAFigure Times series of observed ocean pH in the waters around the Canary Islands
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Located in Data and maps › Maps and graphs
Folder Photos
Located in The Environmental Atlas › Environmental Atlas of Europe › Ice road
Eyewitness story The Arctic
Located in Signals — every breath we take › Signals 2011 › Eyewitness stories
EEAFigure Ice break-up dates from selected European lakes and rivers (1835-2006) and the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) index for winter 1864-2006
Time series of ice break-up dates from selected European lakes and rivers. Data smoothed with a 7-year moving average
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Indicator Assessment Lake and river ice cover (CLIM 020) - Assessment published Sep 2008
The duration of ice cover in the northern hemisphere has shortened at a mean rate of 12 days per century, resulting from an average 5.7 days later ice cover and 6.3 days earlier ice break-up.  The strongest trends in northern Europe are in the timing of ice break-up which is consistent with the fastest warming in winter and spring.  The ice cover of lakes with mean winter temperature close to zero is much more dependent on temperature change than lakes in colder regions such as northern Scandinavia.
Located in Data and maps › Indicators › Lake and river ice cover
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