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A trove of old photos could reveal the future of these Arctic glaciers

A trove of old photos could reveal the future of these Arctic glaciers

The Svalbard Islands, part of Norway, are warming seven times faster than the global average. Aerial pictures from the 1930s are helping researchers understand what that means for the region’s ice.
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How melting sea ice increases wildfire risk in the Northwest

How melting sea ice increases wildfire risk in the Northwest

Northwest researchers have found climate conditions in one part of the world can cause climate changes far away.

The iciest waters around Antarctica are less icy
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The iciest waters around Antarctica are less icy

An unusual combination of events caused the Weddell Sea to lose more sea ice than in recent years.
As sea ice declines, polar bears are spending an extra month on land, study finds
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As sea ice declines, polar bears are spending an extra month on land, study finds

Rapidly declining sea ice in the Arctic is causing polar bears to spend an additional 30 days on land, fast for longer periods of time, and produce smaller litters, according to a new study.

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The melting Arctic is now open for business
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The melting Arctic is now open for business

As receding ice opens up new shipping routes, companies see room for profit.
Alaska's hottest month on record: Melting sea ice, wildfires and unexpected die-offs
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Alaska's hottest month on record: Melting sea ice, wildfires and unexpected die-offs

Arctic sea ice is at a record low for this time of year, and the usual buffer that helps keep Alaska cool is gone.
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An ocean of evidence on warming is our cue to take action - now
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An ocean of evidence on warming is our cue to take action - now

The latest research on rising sea levels attests to the accelerating threat to the planet and its human populations. We have the technology to confront it, but we need the will.
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