Indo-Asian News Service: Arctic sea ice may have reached its lowest volumes ever, as its summer ice coverage looks like replicating last year’s record lows. Final figures on minimum ice coverage for 2008 are expected shortly, but they are already flirting with last year’s record low of 1.59 million square miles, or 4.13 million square kilometres. “If you take reduced ice thickness into account, there is probably less ice overall in the Arctic this year than in any other year since monitoring began,” …