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    Climate Change Has Produced a New Underwater Sound Superhighway

    by Anna Nowogrodzki Aug 07, 2016 2 minutes

    n March, a team of scientists dragged a blast furnace on a sled across a giant slab of ice in the Beaufort Sea, above the Arctic Circle. With the furnace, the researchers (from the United States Navy and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology) melted a hole in the ice big enough to fit their 850-pound, 12-foot , which they dropped through to the icy waters

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