\r\r1. Analysis of satellite data by NASA and the National Snow Ice Data Center indicates that the accelerated summer melting trend since the late 1970s continues.
\r\r2. This increased melting is a response to the warming global temperatures.
\r\r3. It is unclear whether this year's strong El Niño has had any impact on the Arctic sea ice.
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