• Nature
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • May 16th, 2015
Millennia-Old Antarctica Ice Shelf Is Disintegrating, Will Soon Vanish

Millennia-Old Antarctica Ice Shelf Is Disintegrating, Will Soon Vanish

NASA scientists say the ice shelf will break apart into icebergs and disappear by the time this decade is over

  • Nature
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • January 14th, 2015
Greenland Meltwater Is a Major Contributor to Rising Sea Levels

Greenland Meltwater Is a Major Contributor to Rising Sea Levels

Study finds rivers and streams flowing on top of the ice sheet covering Greenland are causing sea levels to rise

Report Warns of 1.8 Meters (5.9 Feet) Sea Level Rise

Report Warns of 1.8 Meters (5.9 Feet) Sea Level Rise

Sea level rise is caused by the fact that, as the climate is getting warmer, ice sheets and glaciers are melting

  • Nature
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • September 29th, 2014
The Greenland Ice Sheet Is More Vulnerable to Climate Change than Assumed

The Greenland Ice Sheet Is More Vulnerable to Climate Change than Assumed

This ice sheet is the world's second largest, stands to raise sea levels by 7 meters (23 feet), were it to melt

  • Nature
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • September 15th, 2014
Glaciers in Antarctica Are Melting Faster than Ever Before, Study Finds

Glaciers in Antarctica Are Melting Faster than Ever Before, Study Finds

Researchers warn that glaciers around the Antarctic Peninsula have high chances to disappear in about 200 years' time

Inventory of the World's Glaciers Successfully Completed

Inventory of the World's Glaciers Successfully Completed

All in all, researchers mapped and catalogued nearly 200,000 glaciers

  • Green
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • December 11th, 2013
Climate Change-Driven Sea Level Rise Threatens 233 Endangered Species

Climate Change-Driven Sea Level Rise Threatens 233 Endangered Species

US wildlife protection agencies must do more to safeguard them

  • Green
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • July 16th, 2013
Sea Levels Could Rise About 2.3 Meters (7.5 Feet) with Each Degree of Warming

Sea Levels Could Rise About 2.3 Meters (7.5 Feet) with Each Degree of Warming

Study sheds new light on how global warming will transform coastlines worldwide

  • Nature
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • July 10th, 2013
Scientists Document Vast Subglacial Water System in the Antarctica

Scientists Document Vast Subglacial Water System in the Antarctica

The water system beneath the Thwaites Glacier is several times bigger than the Everglades

Global Temperatures Likely to Up Between 2 to 6 Degrees Celsius by 2100

Global Temperatures Likely to Up Between 2 to 6 Degrees Celsius by 2100

The warming of our planet will trigger odd weather patterns, cause glaciers to shrink

Melting Glaciers Greatly Contribute to Sea Level Rise

Melting Glaciers Greatly Contribute to Sea Level Rise

Researchers document the glaciers' melting patterns, warn about their impact on sea levels

  • Nature
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • May 3rd, 2013
NASA Sends Rover to Explore Greenland

NASA Sends Rover to Explore Greenland

The rover will help researchers gain a better understanding of ice sheets in this region

Sea Level Rise Can Be Stalled by Cutting Emissions of Specific Pollutants

Sea Level Rise Can Be Stalled by Cutting Emissions of Specific Pollutants

Researchers argue that slowing down the predicted sea level rise is well within reach

  • Green
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • September 22nd, 2012
Rising Sea Levels Drown the Playboy Bunny

Rising Sea Levels Drown the Playboy Bunny

The species faces great threats as global warming changes coastlines worldwide

Greenland Glacier's Contribution to Sea Level Rise Is Limited

Greenland Glacier's Contribution to Sea Level Rise Is Limited

The upper limit to which it can contribute is lower than first calculated

  • Nature
  • By Tudor Vieru
  • August 24th, 2011
Explaining a Pothole in Sea Level Rise

Explaining a Pothole in Sea Level Rise

 
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