Arctic Climate Model

The Arctic Climate Model is a scientific tool used to understand and predict changes in the Arctic environment, including its temperature, ice cover, and weather patterns. It simulates how different factors—like greenhouse gas emissions, ocean currents, and sunlight—interact and impact the region. By analyzing these interactions, the model helps scientists forecast future Arctic conditions, assess the effects of climate change, and inform policy decisions. Essentially, it’s a virtual laboratory that improves our understanding of this sensitive and rapidly changing part of the world.