May 03 2011

Oceans Could Rise 5 Feet by 2100

Tag: Arctic Ocean,Arctic Regions,Climate,Climate Change,Earth,Glaciers,Hurricanes,Oceans,SeasDiscovery News - Top Stories @ 8:22 pm
Melting ice and snow due to climate change has already accounted for 40 percent of recent increases in ocean levels.

Apr 05 2011

Antarctica Growing Green With Grass

Grasses are taking advantage of the warming Antarctic climate. Are weeds next?

Apr 05 2011

Cooking a Greenland Glacier Diet With a Dash of Salt

Greenland glaciers aren't just melting; they are falling apart, driven by warming ocean currents as well as warming air.

Mar 09 2011

Polar Ice Loss: Picking Up the Pace

Greenland and Antarctica are losing ice more rapidly every year and out pacing melt from glaciers.

Mar 03 2011

Antarctica Growing From The Bottom Up

Tag: Antarctica,Geophysics,Glaciers,MeteorologyJohn D. Cox @ 7:13 pm
Researchers have discovered that the Antarctic ice sheets grows not only from the top down, but also from the bottom up as water infiltrates the ice matrix and freezes solid.

Feb 23 2011

Massive Iceberg Splits Following New Zealand Quake

Tag: Earthquakes,Glaciers,LakesDiscovery News - Top Stories @ 4:15 pm
The violent quake that devastated Christchurch sheared off a 33-million-ton block of ice.

Feb 18 2011

Primitive Dinosaur Found in Antarctic Mountains

Tag: Antarctica,Dinosaurs,Fossils,Geology,Glaciers,MountainsEric Niiler @ 1:41 pm
Fossils of the fabrosaur, about 190 million years old, were found at 12,500 feet elevation.

Feb 09 2011

Seafloor Ties La Niña to Antarctic Melt

A new long-term temperature record of the Western Antarctic Peninsula shows a strong link to the El Niño-La Niña cycle.

Jan 10 2011

Climate Change to Continue to Year 3000

Tag: Antarctica,Climate Change,Fossil Fuels,Glaciers,Global Warming,Oceans,SeasDiscovery News - Top Stories @ 3:14 pm
Rising CO2 levels will cause unstoppable effects, including a 13-foot rise in sea levels by the year 3000, a study finds.

Dec 31 2010

For New Year’s Resolution: Climate Change Perspective

Yes, it's cold. Yes, the planet is warming anyway. Yes, humans are responsible.

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