EventScientists quantified how shifting hydroclimate and ocean conditions alter submarine groundwater discharge in the Arctic, revealing scale‑dependent controls and a new predictive framework. The study also shows that this flux transports dissolved organic matter into coastal waters, affecting biogeochemistry and climate feedbacks.
The study quantifies how changing hydroclimate and ocean conditions influence submarine groundwater fluxes, highlighting their role in transporting dissolved organic matter into Arctic coastal waters.
Researchers outline how hydroclimatic and oceanic factors control Arctic submarine groundwater discharge, showing that these controls vary with scale and offering a new framework to predict future groundwater dynamics in remote Arctic waters.