West Antarctic bedrock is rising surprisingly fast — and this may slow down ice melt
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It's one of the last barriers holding back a lot of water from hitting the ocean.
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Ice might be melting much faster than we thought.
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An unexpected crack has emerged across a giant Greenland glacier, raising concerns that a big chunk of the glacier might ...
It looks like we're moving closer to a dramatic break-up.
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A new study shows once again that no place on Earth is safe from the effects of climate change. Even ...
A NASA study has found that a huge ice shelf is set to collapse in a few years. The ice ...
Astronomers have known for quite a while that Mars has distinct polar ice caps, but the Red Planet might also ...
Repeat photography (or rephotography) is a technique in which photographs are taken repeatedly at a site to see how it ...
Researchers from NASA, Imperial College in London and Texas University have discovered two seafloor troughs that allow warm ocean water ...
Fox Glacier is one of the most spectacular sights in New Zealand, receiving on average over 1,000 visits every day. ...
An iceberg the size of Singapore has separated from Antarctica's Pine Island Glacier This kind of detachment is not ...
We have a rather sound image in our heads of Antarctica: cold, barren and damn well inhospitable. Million of years ...
According to Chile's Centre for Scientific Studies (CECs) it seems like an array of glaciers located in the country's south ...
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