Pam Pearson

Glacier Retreat in Greenland Threatens Feeding Grounds for Seals

Nature Communications Earth & Environment, 18 February 2026 Fast-flowing tidewater glaciers on the edges of the Greenland Ice Sheet provide…

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Whale Populations Decline as Climate Change Alters Southern Ocean

Nature Scientific Reports, 11 February 2026 The reproductive rate of southern right whales has declined in the last decade as…

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COP30 Video of the Week: Response of Emperor Penguins to Ice Loss

Emperor penguins rely on stable fast ice around Antarctica from April to December for successful breeding. The decline in Antarctic…

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Different Regions of Antarctica Have Distinct Tipping Points for Irreversible Ice Loss

Nature Climate Change, 16 February 2026 The Antarctic Ice Sheet does not respond to warming as a single system, but…

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Rapid Warming Pushes the Antarctic Peninsula Toward Irreversible Change

Frontiers in Environmental Science, 20 February 2026 The Antarctic Peninsula has been warming 0.3-0.5°C per decade since the 1950s, up…

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Rapid Glacier Loss Threatens Water Supplies in Tien Shan Mountains

Water Resources Research, 9 February 2026 Glaciers in the Tien Shan mountains of Asia are projected to rapidly shrink this…

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Today’s Emissions Choices Will Shape Greenland Ice Loss for Centuries

The Cryosphere, 8 December 2025 Present-day human choices on emissions pathways will have long-lasting consequences for melt and sea-level rise…

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COP30 Video of the Week: Biodiversity from the Polar Regions to the Amazon – Climate and Ecosystem Resilience

The Amazon rainforest and the Earth’s cryosphere, though geographically distant, are profoundly interconnected. Deforestation and biomass burning in Amazonía is…

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Rising Frequency and Severity of Extreme Melt Events on Greenland

Nature Communications, 11 February 2026, Early Views) The Greenland Ice Sheet has seen an increase in extreme summer melting since…

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Projected Loss of Greenland’s Peripheral Glaciers with Continued High Emissions

The Cryosphere, 3 February 2026 Greenland contains many glaciers along its edge that are separate from its massive main ice…

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Greater Snow Drought Increasing the Vulnerability of Winter Wheat Yields

Nature Food, 6 February 2026 Winter wheat regions across the Northern Hemisphere have experienced a steady rise in snow drought,…

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Mountain Water Loss Threatens Downstream Supply for Billions

Nature Climate Change, 9 February 2026 This study addresses emerging and cascading changes facing global mountain ecosystems from glacier loss,…

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COP30 Video of the Week: Pakistan’s Climate Future – Youth Voices for Action at COP30

Pakistan is highly vulnerable to climate change, facing severe risks from floods, heatwaves, and water insecurity. It also has vibrant…

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AMOC Behavior During the Last Ice Age Supports Warnings of Future Weakening

Nature, 21 January 2026 New evidence confirms that the powerful North Atlantic system of ocean currents known as the AMOC…

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Massive Projected Loss of Europe’s Largest Ice Cap with Continued High Emissions

The Cryosphere, 18 November 2025 Jostedalsbreen, the largest ice cap on mainland Europe, is projected to lose two-thirds of its…

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