UK Startup Wants to Restore Arctic Ice with Underwater Drones
Hydrogen-powered underwater drones to pump seawater over the polar ice cap, creating new ice sheets? I don't know, Rick...
The Arctic is on fire: climate change fuels huge fires
Climate change in the Arctic causes wildfires that release huge amounts of carbon. The epicenter of the crisis? Siberia.
Ice-free Arctic within the decade: "dramatic scenario"
The Arctic could experience summer days without sea ice in the next few years, more than 10 years earlier than previous predictions, according to a study from the University of Colorado at Boulder.
The Arctic will be ice-free by 2030: science's alarm cry
The latest study published in Nature overturns every blackest forecast: the Arctic will be ice-free much earlier than expected.
Ice caps, they will melt sooner than expected
A new study reconsiders the timing of the melting of ice sheets and the devastating impact it would have on large cities around the world.
The aerosol that is forming over the Arctic has effects on the world climate
Aerosols (and clouds) forming in the Arctic produce effects on the rest of the planet: here are the efforts to understand which and how many are
ARCSTAR, artificial slabs to stem the melting of Arctic ice
ARCSTAR is a system of biocomposite slabs that hold water, slow down the melting of Arctic ice and then dissolve.
George Church: ready to bring the woolly mammoth back to life
Scientists have begun to think about creating a woolly elephant-mammoth hybrid, with the first cubs expected in six years.
Arctic ice is melting at twice the expected rate
Scientists say Arctic ice is thinning twice as fast as we thought
Study suggests: Arctic warming depends on large earthquakes
Human activity is a direct cause of global warming but does not explain everything, especially in the Arctic. And a new hypothesis could prove it.
NASA: Millions of methane sources could open up in the Arctic
The study published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters gives us no escape. If this tundra melts, it will release gases from millions of methane and other carbon emissions into the atmosphere, further accelerating global warming.
There are now 6 new islands in the Arctic, and they have already been colonized
Glaciers in the Arctic recede and reveal new islands: in recent years the phenomenon has affected dozens of "emerged" lands. How long will they survive?
