Nature Communications, March 9 The western Arctic – located north of Alaska and Canada – has seen the fastest sea…
Journal of Glaciology, March 2 This new inventory of potential future lakes detected more than 25,000 “overdeepenings” (valleys gouged into…
One Earth, December 18, 2020 In relation to the above work on Antarctic sea-level rise, this late 2020 paper by…
The Cryosphere, February 26 The contribution of Antarctica to global sea level rise by 2100 varies widely based on the…
Nature Geoscience, February 25 After a long and relatively stable period, one of Earth’s largest ocean circulation systems — the…
The Cryosphere, March 3 The response of glaciers in southern European mountain ranges, such as the Pyrenees, to previous warm…
The Cryosphere, February 26 The contribution of Greenland to global sea level rise by 2100 can be as low as…
Journal of Glaciology, February 17 In northwestern Greenland, rapid increases in meltwater from Qaanaaq Glacier resulted in two abnormally intense…
Journal of Glaciology, February 17 Although several southern glaciers on Svalbard have retreated significantly in recent decades, the amount of…
Environmental Research Letters, December 22 Emissions from subsea permafrost – existing in near-coastal waters, mostly inundated at the end of…
Preliminary analysis of satellite images reveals that the massive, catastrophic floods in the Chamoli region of northern India last weekend…
Nature, February 4 Over the past 140 years, the Cordillera Blanca region of the Peruvian Andes has warmed by 1°C,…
The Cryosphere, February 11 The massive Denman Glacier in East Antarctica, a 19 km-wide stream of ice that flows over…
Nature, February 3 During the two most recent ice ages, the Arctic Ocean was almost completely isolated from the rest…
Ocean Science, February 2 Ice sheets and oceans take centuries to fully respond to changes in greenhouse gas concentrations and…