
Explore ongoing polar research, from permafrost dynamics to meteorite discoveries, and gain insights into conservation efforts for iconic Arctic and Antarctic species.

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.

Experts discuss Alaska's thawing permafrost, unveiling new findings and projections. They explore impacts on ecology, infrastructure, and carbon release, introducing a permafrost forecast system.

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

Experts discuss the 2017 Arctic Report Card, highlighting rapid warming trends, environmental changes, and impacts on fisheries, wildlife, and global climate. Insights on air temperature, sea ice, and permafrost are shared.

Explore unconventional climate solutions, from atmospheric aerosols to resurrecting woolly mammoths, as scientists discuss innovative approaches to combat ecological collapse and preserve Arctic permafrost.

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.

Comprehensive overview of Arctic environmental changes, featuring expert insights on climate, ecosystems, and human impacts, with implications for global weather patterns and policy decisions.

Explore critical phenomena at the permafrost-atmosphere interface, examining complex interactions and their impact on climate dynamics and environmental systems.

Explores indicators of Arctic change, including permafrost, glaciers, sea ice loss, and their global impacts. Discusses climate models, temperature anomalies, and regional panels addressing Arctic-midlatitude connections.

Explore the intersection of cryosphere science and global climate negotiations, focusing on the latest research and its implications for policy discussions at COP28.

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