Nature Communications, June 8 Although most ice loss from Greenland comes from either surface melting, or icebergs breaking from outlet…
Journal of Geophysical Research: Earth’s Surface, April 23 More than 80% of studies reporting on permafrost area overestimate the baseline…
The Cryosphere, May 31 The presence of infrastructure built on permafrost ground in the Arctic causes increased snow accumulation, and…
Some of the earliest temperatures above 30°C ever observed in this part of the Arctic have been measured in recent…
Journal of Climate, May 18 A negative feedback mechanism related to new, but very thin sea ice formation appears to…
Nature Geoscience, May 24 The Greenland Ice Sheet releases relatively high concentrations of mercury in its runoff, sending large amounts…
PNAS, May 17 Unlike Antarctica with its protective ice shelves, the stability of Greenland’s ice sheet depends on its sheer…
Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP) and Arctic Council, May 20 In its new climate report, the Arctic Council’s science…
Nature Communications, May 17 Glaciers in the greater Himalayan region (sometimes called High Mountain Asia) are the most vulnerable worldwide…
Nature Communications, May 11 Carbon emissions from thawed permafrost are known to continue for 150-200 years after initial thaw, even…
Nature Communications, May 11 The loss of Antarctica's buttressing ice shelves and glacier retreat due to global warming will expose…
The Cryosphere, May 10 Over 3000 time series, covering 4 overlapping periods between 1931 and 2005 from 644 sites across…
Science Advances, April 28 Past permafrost thaw extended into the high Arctic between 1.5 and 0.5 million years ago, and…
Geology, April 22 Similarities between previous deglaciation periods reveal that the retreat of Arctic ice sheets was a common driver…
Nature, May 6 The widespread disappearance of Himalayan glaciers is associated with the rapid expansion of glacial lakes, increasing the…