Tiny Frigid Bubbles Get to the Core of Climate Change
To unlock clues about what the future climate might hold, scientists turn to ancient bubbles trapped in the ice.… Read More
The Bad News Continues to Flow About Antarctica’s Ice
Weeks after news of ominous Antarctic ice shelf thinning, new research unveils yet another danger zone to worry about. … Read More
Antarctic Ice Shelves Melting from Below, Study Finds
A new study suggests warm water is melting Antarctica's ice shelves from below, speeding the inland ice loss rate.… Read More
Climate and Carbon: The Link Just Got Stronger
In most of the world, the thermometer began to shoot up only after the atmosphere was spiked with CO2.… Read More
CSI Cold Case: Unlocking the Mystery of Rising Seas
To understand how much the sea is likely to rise in the future, it's important to how understand how ice responded to warming in the past.… Read More
Antarctic Ice Melt: The Big Picture
A new radar map shows the flow of Antarctica's massive ice sheet toward the sea in unprecedented, stunning detail.… Read More
The Ozone Hole Opens Up Again. It’s Still Not The Same as Climate Change
Ozone is starting to plummet over the Arctic — but the ozone holes here and in Antarctica are pretty much unrelated to climate change, despite perceptions to the contrary.… Read More
Study Finds Ice Sheets Becoming Dominant Contributor to Sea Level Rise
A new study finds the rate at which the massive ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica are melting has been accelerating during the past two decades.… Read More
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