
Explore climate change impacts on Hindu Kush Himalaya glaciers, water resources, and the 2 billion people relying on its river basins. Learn about future projections and challenges.

Explore past, present, and future abrupt climate changes through ice core research and environmental systems, examining their economic, physical, and social impacts on human society.

New research on shrinking glaciers, ice sheets, melting permafrost, and sea level rise due to climate change, presented by experts from various institutions.

Preview of NASA's next-gen satellite missions GRACE and ICESat-2, exploring their advanced capabilities to track Earth's ice changes with unprecedented precision and diverse scientific applications.

Experts discuss latest efforts to measure polar ice sheets, their impact on sea level rise, and challenges in providing accurate estimates using satellite and airborne surveys.

Explore the evolution of climate science, WCRP's role, and future directions. Engage in discussions on Earth system analysis, prediction advancements, and upcoming research challenges.

Explore current research on ice sheet mass balance, glacier melt, and sea level rise projections. Gain insights into cryospheric changes and their global impacts from leading climate scientists.

Explore climate change impacts on cryospheric systems through expert presentations on mountain glaciers, ice caps, and permafrost. Gain insights into past climate reconstructions and future projections for Earth's frozen regions.

Explore Earth's climate history through ice core analysis, examining past changes and current trends to understand global warming's impact on our planet's future.

Integrating instrumental, geological, and modeling methods to understand ice sheet and glacier evolution, focusing on various locations and their implications for climate change.

Polar explorer Henry Páll Wulff shares his passion for nature and encourages environmental awareness through personal experiences, urging us to explore, learn, and inspire others to protect our planet.

Explore COP28 outcomes, scientists' roles in climate conferences, and opportunities for involvement in COP29. Learn from experts about AGU's participation and the impact of science policy on global challenges.

Explore geophysical joint inversion techniques to uncover subglacial geology in Antarctica, focusing on airborne gravity and magnetic data analysis in Victoria Land and Wilkes Subglacial Basin.

From a childhood dream shaped by borders to documenting the most remote places on Earth in Antarctica and the Arctic, Esther Horvath takes us into the polar night of the northernmost community and the fastest‑warming place on the planet. There, she reveals the people who live far from their loved on