Blogs Antarctic
Climate Central Leads 2012’s Climate Coverage
Year-end numbers for media coverage of climate change show Climate Central led the pack.
NASA’s Latest Hit: Ice Show from Space
A new video from NASA demonstrates the waxing and waning of sea ice over the North & South Poles.
Long-Range Ice Forecast: Things Could Get Very Grim
The likely increase in sea level by 2100 now stands at 3 feet, with worst-case scenarios going as high as 6 feet.
Going Out on a Limb: Forecasting Snowier Winters?
Global warming-related Arctic sea ice loss may be contributing to snowier winters in parts of the Northern Hemisphere.
Image of the Day: Sealed with a Kiss
The windy, wet conditions of Antarctica may spell trouble for the growth and development of young fur seals.
Image of the Day: Greenland Ice Sheet Melting Faster
A new estimate lowers the amount of heat necessary, and thus the time needed, to melt the Greenland ice sheet
Antarctica Trek Dramatizes the Dangers of Climate Change
A two-man trek across Antarctica to commemorate the first South Pole expeditions a century ago.
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