Read article: Glacier tables reveal their secrets
Glacier tables reveal their secrets
New model highlights the competing processes behind precarious features of melting ice
Read article: Glacier tables reveal their secrets
Read article: Solar radio waves could help monitor glacier thickness
Solar radio waves could help monitor glacier thickness
Passive radar system offers energy and cost savings over existing methods
Read article: Iceberg melting is driven by geometry, experiments reveal
Iceberg melting is driven by geometry, experiments reveal
Updated model of how icebergs melt could inform climate change predictions
Read article: Unprecedented ice loss is predicted for Greenland Ice Sheet
Unprecedented ice loss is predicted for Greenland Ice Sheet
Future melting will exceed rates seen in the past 12,000 years, says simulation
Read article: Greenland’s ecosystems change abruptly with climate
Greenland’s ecosystems change abruptly with climate
Lack of timelag may undermine climate adaptation strategies
Read article: Artificial snow could save world’s coasts
Artificial snow could save world’s coasts
In theory, artificial snow could save the ice caps and limit sea level rise. But rescuing civilization this way would sacrifice Antarctica
Read article: When is Arctic ice like a magnet?
When is Arctic ice like a magnet?
Ising model of ferromagnet phase transitions also works for melt pond patterns on sea-ice
Read article: Ice-free Greenland possible in 1000 years
Ice-free Greenland possible in 1000 years
Look far enough ahead and in a millennium an ice-free Greenland is a possibility, scientists say. Sea levels too will be a lot higher by then
Read article: Arctic sea ice loss affects the jet stream
Arctic sea ice loss affects the jet stream
The jet stream affects northern hemisphere climates. And global warming affects the behaviour of the jet stream. Prepare for yet more extremes of seasonal weather
Read article: Sea level rise may double forecast for 2100
Sea level rise may double forecast for 2100
Scientists say global sea level rise could far exceed predictions because of faster melting in Greenland and Antarctica
