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No, it isn’t pop. Why some Arctic rivers are turning orange
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No, it isn’t pop. Why some Arctic rivers are turning orange
By Nathan Howes – The Weather Network The appearance of rusty, orange-coloured water in some Arctic rivers has mystified many, but scientists may have uncovered the reason why they look like a flowing stream of flavoured pop. According to a new study from Umeå University, scientists discovered they can break down iron minerals more successfully than liquid water.
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