Geophysical Research Letters, January 19 Greenland has been losing mass and contributing to sea-level rise since the 1980’s, according to…
Using 1951-1980 as baseline, NASA ranked 2020 as the warmest year on record by a narrow margin, while NOAA and…
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, January 19 The ratio of ice to water in clouds strongly influences how much they reflect…
Nature Scientific Reports, January 15 Glacial melting has been identified as one of the main triggers for larger and more…
Advancing Earth and Space Science, January 19 The response of Himalayan rivers to climate change is complex due to…
Nature Communications, January 8 Rapid coastal and riverbank erosion due to thawing permafrost today is one of the main sources…
Nature, January 13 Ice ages have long been associated with small periodic changes in the Earth’s orbit around the…
Nature Communications, January 4 The oldest and thickest portions of Arctic sea ice can be found in the Nares Strait,…
Nature, January 4 Warming does not occur evenly across the world. Regional differences in temperature can influence the way the…
Science Advances, January 1 Warm Atlantic water flowing into dozens of Greenland’s deepest fjords nearly doubles the amount of…
Geophysical Research Letters, August 14 Since the 1970s, freshwater lakes in the Northern Hemisphere have been three times more…
Science Advances, December 16 Large tabular icebergs (with areas ≥ 3 km2) are one of the greatest sources of melting…
Journal of Geophysical Research, December 15 A new revision of the UK Met Office HadCRUT5 dataset finds that global…
Nature Communications, December 15 New CMIP6 models developed for the sixth IPCC Assessment Report (AR6) show that surface melt from…
Frontier Earth Science, December 15 Measurements of carbon emissions (the greenhouse gases CO2 and methane) from a permafrost column sample…