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Antarctic sea ice minimum to decrease in 2025? Yes: real money 80%, play money 74% No: real money 20%, play money 26% Volume: real money 272.63334635, play money 14300 Bettors: real money 7, play money 16 Categories: Science, Environmental Indicators Related markets Brazil to reduce illegal deforestation by at least 50% by 2026? (ID: 134871) Volume: real 965.16141894, play 506570.63856073 Bettors: real 43, play 1221 Leading (real money): Brazil to reduce illegal deforestation by at least 50% by 2026? 62% Leading (play money): Brazil to reduce illegal deforestation by at least 50% by 2026? 49% Global presence of algae in coral reefs to increase in comparison to 2021? (ID: 142272) Volume: real 294.15003741, play 35134.6206922 Bettors: real 14, play 84 Leading (real money): Global presence of algae in coral reefs to increase in comparison to 2021? 76% Leading (play money): Global presence of algae in coral reefs to increase in comparison to 2021? 34% Average annual rise in sea level in the next report prepared by the IPCC (ID: 138696) Volume: real 316.75459546, play 17381.5251826 Bettors: real 23, play 60 Leading (real money): Between 3.21 mm to 3.7 mm 46% Leading (play money): Between 3.21 mm to 3.7 mm 62% Total area of dead Coral Reefs to increase in comparison to 2021? (ID: 142271) Volume: real 472.56043864, play 113447.77353371 Bettors: real 29, play 191 Leading (real money): Total area of dead Coral Reefs to increase in comparison to 2021? 84% Leading (play money): Total area of dead Coral Reefs to increase in comparison to 2021? 90%

Antarctic sea ice minimum to decrease in 2025?

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The Antarctic sea ice reaches its minimum each year between February and early March. According to the US National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC), the average monthly Antarctic sea ice extent in February 2024 was 2.14 million square km.

If data for February 2025 indicates that the monthly average extent for Antarctic sea ice levels was lower than 2.14 million square km, this market will resolve to "Yes".

Source: https://nsidc.org/data/seaice_index/data-and-image-archive

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