Ice and Climate Change - The Atmosphere, the Ocean and Environmental Change
Explore ice's role in climate change, recent Greenland trends, and Earth's climate history over 5 million years, including paleoclimate periods and geomorphological evidence of past ice extent.
Arctic Report Card 2015 - Climate Change Impacts and Observations
Experts present the 10th Arctic Report Card, highlighting rapid warming, changes in temperatures, snow, sea ice, vegetation, and wildlife. Updates on fish, walruses, river discharge, and community monitoring included.
Glacial Isostatic Adjustment and Sea Level Change - Bowie Lecture 2000
Explore geophysical phenomena through James L. Davis's Bowie Lecture, covering topics like Fenno Scandia, tide gauges, GPS, sea level changes, and global ice melting patterns.
Measuring Polar Ice Sheets and Sea Level Rise - Latest Efforts
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.
Glaciological Studies of Ice Sheet Evolution in a Warming Climate - Fall 2008 Bowie Lecture
Explore glaciological studies on ice sheet evolution in warming climates, covering ice flow, satellite observations, and mass balance in Greenland and Antarctica.
Polar Science in a Time of Rapid Change - Nye Lecture
Explore polar science advancements, ice sheet dynamics, and climate change impacts. Discover new technologies and research methods shaping our understanding of Earth's polar regions.
NOAA 2023 Arctic Report Card - Climate Change Impacts in the Arctic
Comprehensive overview of Arctic climate change impacts, featuring new data on air, sea, and land conditions, with added focus on Indigenous knowledge and regional ecosystems.
Surprising Findings in Greenland's Melt Dynamics
Explore surprising discoveries about Greenland's ice melt dynamics, uncovering new insights into climate change impacts and global sea level rise implications.
Arctic Report Card 2013 - Latest Scientific Observations
Explore the latest scientific observations of the Arctic's changing climate, including snow cover, sea ice, temperature, Greenland ice sheet, vegetation, and wildlife. Experts present key findings from long-term monitoring programs.
Life on a remote Arctic research station | Esther Horvath | TEDxDanubia
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