It's the most interesting and actual of all potential risks tied to Arctic sea ice loss and could turn out to be one of the surest signs of changing weather patterns. Which explains the growth in interest and research.
One of the latest scientific papers on this subject, Influence of Arctic sea ice on European summer precipitation, has been written by Dr. James Screen of the University of Exeter and published in Environmental Research Letters (via the Econnexus Blog).
The publication of the paper has been accompanied by a video, which has been put on YouTube by Peter Sinclair from the ClimateCrocks Blog, which makes it easier to embed (thank you, Peter):
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