ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATEA new study shows that restoring the ice caps of Earth at its south and north poles could reverse global warming. Read to know more about it.
Once called the northernmost piece of land in the Arctic region, and perceived as a piece of island, turned to be a dirty iceberg. Study explains this phenomenon.
A start-up company plans to reproduce genetically a woolly mammoth to be placed in the Arctic. Continue reading to know more about the company's plans.
Large dinosaurs became the dominant reptile species as they were able to withstand the cold winter. Check out this article on how Tyrannosaurus Rex Dinosaur may have walked in the arctic region on Earth.
Scientists stumbled upon a tusk of a woolly mammoth that was buried at a riverbank in Alaska. Read more about the discovery and the information it offers to our studies on ice age and paleontology.
A team of students designed origami-like pop-up igloos as emergency shelters in the Arctic. Read more to know how easy it is to set up and effective in keeping you warm.
The melting of Arctic ice sheet are commonly associated with the global warming. Read on to know more about a new factor that brings sinkholes in the northern hemisphere's seafloors.
Experts predict that that first major storm of the winter season this month will develop throughout the weekend and may hit a lot of states across the US.
A new study discovered that a giant hole, called a polynya, has formed in the Arctic ice sheet. The holes may appear again due to climate change and could mark the beginning of the Arctic's melting.
On average, climate change has shrunk the Earth's cryosphere by about 33,000 square miles every year from 1979 to 2016. What could the melting of ice sheets mean to the planet?
The real Jurassic Park might have been in the Arctic. A new study shows that dinosaurs have roamed the region, enduring the freezing winter and darkness.
Various experts from different institutions have uncovered the tiny bones of Cretaceous dinosaurs in the Arctic region. The findings suggest that dinosaurs had a maternity ward in the northern hemisphere and that the ancient creatures themselves may have not been cold-blooded.