
Explore five types of ice in the climate system: sea ice, ice sheets, ice shelves, icebergs, and mountain glaciers. Learn about their formation, characteristics, and roles in Earth's environment.

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.

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.

Comprehensive analysis of Arctic environmental changes, including sea ice, snow cover, and ecosystem impacts, based on latest scientific data and observations.

Explore the future of sea ice with Prof. John Wettlaufer as he delves into the complex dynamics and implications of its changing patterns in this insightful seminar from Yale University.

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.

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.

Explore climate change impacts on Earth's ice, focusing on Arctic sea ice and coastal regions of Greenland and West Antarctica. Learn about cryospheric projections and potential sea-level rise consequences.

Explore Arctic sea ice myths, current data, climate models, and societal impacts. Learn about unprecedented ice loss and the potential for a seasonal ice-free Arctic from expert speakers.

Evolution of climate models to Earth system models, incorporating interactive cycles and components. Discusses future research challenges and Steve Schneider's vision for interdisciplinary collaboration in global change science.

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 mechanisms controlling freshwater export from East Greenland Current using numerical models and scaling theory. Analyze offshore ice flux, liquid freshwater flux, and key parameters influencing these processes.

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