Water Resources Research, December 9 Rapidly increasing atmospheric temperatures in the Russian Arctic has led to increased extensive permafrost thaw…
Climate Dynamics, December 7 90% of the glaciers in the European Alps would completely disappear before 2100 under high emissions…
Geophysical Research Letters, December 6 Under the new high emissions scenarios developed for IPCC AR6, accelerating sea ice loss…
Science Advances, November 27 Increasing discharge of freshwater from the melting ice of Greenland and other Arctic glaciers has not substantially…
Nature, November 25 From 20,000 to 9,000 years ago, at the end of the last Ice Age, rapid melt of the…
Frontiers in Earth Science, November 26 Over the past 130 years, glaciers in Iceland have lost about 20 percent of…
The Cryosphere, December 1 Under emissions scenarios leading to 2°C of global warming and above, significant and rapid mass…
Nature Communications, November 25 Congestion of icebergs near an outlet glacier might lead to an increase in warmer water at the…
Science, November 20 Over the past decade, sea levels have risen by an average of 4.8 millimeters per year, a…
Nature Climate Change, November 23 The flow of heat from subtropical waters into the Nordic Seas and Arctic Ocean…
Journal of Geophysical Research - Biogeosciences, October 15 Glacier runoff during the peak of Svalbard’s meltwater season contains lower levels…
The Cryosphere, November 12 Perhaps related to the above, a 1000-kilometer channel under the Petermann Glacier in northern Greenland may…
Nature Communications, November 17 From 1880 to 2012, Greenland’s three largest outlet glaciers lost enough ice to increase global…
Science Advances, November 6 Warmer river discharge waters into the Arctic Ocean contributed up to 10% of regional sea-ice loss…
Science, November 6 The Pliocene Epoch (3-4 million years ago) is our best analogue for current rates of climate change.…