Reduced sea ice cover has significant and lasting impacts on weather, human populations and ecosystems. Climate change has already begun to have a devastating impact on Earth's ecosystems, despite numerous international agreements and efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. According to a new scientific study, summer sea ice in the Arctic Ocean could disappear by the 2030s. A study published in the journal Nature Communications said that limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, in line with the Paris Climate Agreement, will not prevent the melting of a huge expanse of floating ice at the North Pole. (Business Standard)

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