Reverse Melting? Scientists Work on Refreezing Arctic Region That Is Melting Away Due to Global Warming

Medicine & Technology Jun 10, 2024

Scientists are trying to maximize geoengineering techniques to refreeze the melting ice in the Arctic region. Read to learn more.

Antarctica's Doomsday Glacier: Ocean Water Found To Push Under It, Making It More Vulnerable to Melting Than Previously Thought [STUDY]

May 20, 2024

The new study shows that the Doomsday Glacier is more vulnerable to melting than previously thought, posing risks for global sea levels. Read to learn more.

California-Sized 'Wilkes Subglacial Basin' Ice Sheet Capable of Raising Sea Levels by 3 Meters Could Be Close to Thawing at Its Base, Study Reveals

Feb 13, 2024

The Wilkes Sublacial Basin ice sheet was previously thought to be stable, but a new study shows that this may not be the case. Read to learn more.

Unprecedented Melting: Before and After Photos Depict Greenland Ice Sheet's Drastic Decline Amidst Record-Breaking Heatwave

Aug 07, 2023

Greenland ice sheet's depleted snow cover is seen in new satellite images due to substantial melting during June and July 2023. Continue reading to learn more details.

Icy ‘Glue’ Making Antarctica Intact Begins to Break; Scientists Investigate Reason for Accelerated Melting

Sep 30, 2021

Scientists recently took a closer look at what is causing the ice shelves of Antarctica to break into huge chunks aside from the evident climate change factor.

West Antarctica 'Extraordinary Thinning' Requires 800M Measurements from Satellites For Research

May 20, 2019

Climate-change affected glaciers are becoming unstable throughout the continent, making it difficult for studies to be done in the area.

Antarctica’s Massive Filchner-Ronne Ice Shelf Will Melt Drastically Fast, Scientists Warn ‘No Going Back’

May 13, 2017

Antarctica’s Filchner-Ronne ice shelf is at risk of rapid melting to the influx of warm water beneath it.

Antarctica's Ice Shelves Melting Faster Than Originally Thought

Mar 27, 2015

Times are tough for the massive ice sheets of Antarctica these days with the latest report that the giant floating ice shelves that form a fringe along the continent's coast are beginning to melt and deteriorate much faster than scientists once believed.