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The latest findings show that virtually all the ice surveyed is what is called first-year ice, ice that only grew this past winter, as opposed to tougher multi-year ice which survives the warmth of summer.
BBC: Arctic team gives up on ice radar
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Each year I guide ski expeditions across the pack ice to the North Geographic Pole and each year brings new surprises -- severe storms rarely seen in these parts, vast tracts of first-year ice where there should be years of accumulation, pack ice drifting faster and farther than ever before.
CNN: The story
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Estimates range from 2013 terrifyingly soon to 2050 for the first year when the Arctic is free of ice in summer.
ECONOMIST: An imminent answer to an Arctic riddle