Quartzadded this to The 2050 ProjectThe Arctic The US is picking a fight with Canada over an Arctic shipping routeQuartz - Zoë SchlangerThe Northwest Passage is one of just two possible shipping routes through the Arctic. “Possible” is generous: The icy landscape is treacherous for all but the burliest ships. Because the passage is of
Clark Sparksadded this to HISTORY, CURRENT AND PAST EVENTSMyths Drowned cities: Myths and secrets of the deep | New Scientistnewscientist.com On Egypt’s northern coast, where the Nile delta meets the sea, there once stood two cities of such wealth and grandeur that they were famous …
MMichaela Badded this to Causes University of Alaska Fairbanks ‘Crazy’ and ‘scary’: Dramatic ocean warming off Alaska raises concerns for hunters and wildlifeadn.com - Alex DeMarban Exceptionally warm ocean temperatures have melted sea ice off Alaska’s coasts far earlier than normal this year, alarming scientists and rural …
Daily Kosadded this to Daily Kos TrendingThe Arctic Nares Strait Ice Arch collapses early - flushing old sea ice out of the Arctic Ocean into Baffin Baydailykos.com - Pakalolo Kathryn Hansen of NASA's Earth Observatory writes on the disturbing story out of the Arctic when the Nares Strait sea ice arch collapsed 2 months …
New Scientistadded this to New ScientistThe Arctic An Arctic fox made an epic 4400-kilometre-long journey over sea ice | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By Adam Popescu An Arctic fox travelled 4415 kilometres over sea ice and glaciers last year during a 76-day polar marathon. Biologists documented the journey, which …
Nidia Agurciaadded this to Animals & PetsTechnology Why One Arctic Fox Took the Longest Migration in the Species’ Historymedium.com - Adam Popescu Twenty-seven hundred miles — 2,743, to be exact — is how far one arctic fox traveled over sea ice and glaciers last year during a 76-day polar …
The Arctic Winter storms accelerate the demise of sea ice in the Atlantic sectornature.com - Robert M. Graham, Polona Itkin, Amelie Meyer, Arild Sundfjord, Gunnar Spreen, Lars H. Smedsrud, Glen E. Liston, Bin Cheng, Lana Cohen, Dmitry Divine, Ilker Fer, Agneta Fransson, Sebastian Gerland, Jari Haapala, Stephen R. Hudson, A. Malin Johansson, Jennifer King, Ioanna Merkouriadi, Algot K. Peterson, Christine Provost, Achim Randelhoff, Annette Rinke, Anja Rösel, Nathalie Sennéchael, Von P. Walden, Pedro Duarte, Philipp Assmy, Harald Steen, Mats A. Granskog Zhang, X., Walsh, J. E., Zhang, J., Bhatt, U. S. & Ikeda, M. Climatology and Interannual Variability of Arctic Cyclone Activity: 1948–2002. J. Clim. …
The Arctic Better links between Scotland and the Arctic offers "mutual benefits"heraldscotland.com - Victoria Weldon Academics found that developing a closer relationship with the countries could offer opportunities to help tackle climate change and make more …
National GeographicClimate Change Effects of global warmingNational GeographicThe signs of global warming are everywhere, and are more complex than just climbing temperatures. The planet is warming, from North Pole to South Pole. Since 1906, the global average surface temperature
The New York Timesadded this to OpinionWhales What’s Killing Pacific Whales?The New York Times - By HEIDI CULLEN, ANDREW DEVOGELAERE and JOHN RYANMONTEREY BAY, Calif — Tourists come here from around the world to watch whales. It’s common to see humpbacks leaping out of the water and fin whales slapping the waves with their flukes. If you’re lucky,
Marco Poloadded this to NEUROLOGICAL PUDDLEGreenland The 'scary' reality behind photo of pristine sea in Greenlandnzherald.co.nz - NZ Herald A scientist has captured an image which shows the stark reality of melting ice in Greenland. Steffen Olsen, of the Danish Meteorological Institute …
Daily Kosadded this to Daily Kos TrendingMount Everest Arctic News Goes there "Beyond Climate Tipping points"dailykos.com - rktect Mount Everest no longer has snow and ice to cover the bodies of hundreds of dead climbers The Polar Ice Caps with Ice Shelves the size of New England …
NBC Newsadded this to WorldWorld News The Week in Pictures: June 14 - 21NBC NewsSled dogs wade through standing water on the sea ice during an Danish Meteorological Institute expedition in northwestern Greenland on June 13, 2019. Sled dogs wade through standing water on the sea ice
Greenland A Greenland dog-sled expedition for science faced flooded sea ice following unusually warm temperaturesarctictoday.com - Krestia DeGeorge A dog-sled team on a mission to retrieve specialist instruments on the sea ice near Qaannaaq, Greenland ran into standing water after the onset of …
History Through the First Antarctic Night (1900)publicdomainreview.org Although he was later the subject of controversy — accused of bogusly claiming, in 1906, to have scaled Mount McKinley, and, in 1908, to have been …
Austin, TX Open Navigationkxan.com - David Yeomans AUSTIN (KXAN) — Meteorologists around the world are uniting on the summer solstice to raise awareness about climate change as we enter the hottest …
The Arctic Scientists Are Stunned by How Rapidly Ice Is Melting in the...truthout.org - Dahr Jamail June has set a record low of Arctic sea ice, while the extent of melting across the Greenland Ice Sheet this early in the summer has never been seen …
Climate Change Curiosity — 5 Things You Didn't Know Climate Change Could Docuriosity.com - tumblr.curiosity.com By now, most people are familiar with the immediate effects of our atmosphere’s rising temperature: sea ice is disappearing, wildlife species are …
Weather Channeladded this to Breaking Weather NewsUniversity of Alaska Fairbanks Utqiagvik, Alaska, America's Northernmost Town, Smashes June Record Highweather.com - Jonathan Erdman Utqiagvik, Alaska, set an all-time June record high Thursday, continuing what has been the warmest year-to-date in America's northernmost …
ABC NewsGreenland What to know about the rapid melting of the Greenland ice sheet, a significant contributor to rising sea levelsABC News - Julia Jacobo An unusual warming pattern has caused the Greenland ice sheet to melt at "unusual," potentially record-breaking rates, causing it to dump even more …
Quartzadded this to QuartzyClimate Change Scientists warn that climate change could hinge on microbesQuartz - Zoë SchlangerMicrobes quite literally support all of life on Earth. They are the very bottom of the food chain, no matter where you look, and regulate a number of processes critical to all of us. They are also the
Indian Expressadded this to Indian ExpressGreenland A viral image from Greenland has got people talking about global warmingindianexpress.com - Trends Desk A climate scientist with the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI), Steffen Olsen shared a photo about the warm weather in Greenland that has sparked …
Euronewsadded this to NewsWorld News Hungry polar bear wanders into major Russian town as wildfires rage across Arctic CircleEuronews - By Alice Tidey & Rafa Cereceda with ReutersA visibly exhausted and starving polar bear wandered into a major Russian industrial city on Tuesday, hundreds of kilometres away from its natural habitat, as widespread wildfires rage across the Arctic
The New York Timesadded this to WorldWorld News Don’t Do Just One ThingThe New York Times - By HENRY FOUNTAIN, SOMINI SENGUPTA and TIK ROOTWelcome to the Climate Fwd: newsletter. The New York Times climate team emails readers once a week with stories and insights about climate change. Sign up here to get it in your inbox. We get a lot of
Shahinadded this to Climate ChangeNorthern Canada Arctic climate change and the costs of offshore oil | The Starthestar.com Inside a crowded gymnasium in Yellowknife, Darrel Nasogaluak lifted the microphone to his lips and trained his eyes on the prime minister. It was …
BGRadded this to ScienceOrganisms Climate change is having a devastating effect on vital organisms you can’t seebgr.com - Mike Wehner Mankind is responsible for dramatic changes to Earths’ climate that may well spell doom for our continued existence on this planet. Scientists have …
NPRadded this to World NewsNews 'Starving' Polar Bear Wanders Into Siberian TownNPR - Scott NeumanA polar bear described as "starving and exhausted" and looking for food has strayed into a city in Russia's northern Siberia, hundreds of miles from the animal's natural Arctic range. According to Reuters,
The New York Timesadded this to WorldThe Arctic Emaciated Polar Bear Wanders Into a Siberian CityThe New York Times - By PALKO KARASZIt was a long journey. Most likely driven by hunger, the emaciated polar bear had strayed far from its natural habitat before reaching the Russian city of Norilsk. The city, a nickel-mining center with
Independent.ieadded this to Independent.ieGreenland Walking on water: Scarcely-credible photo of Greenland huskies rings alarm over global warmingindependent.ie - Emily Chudy The picture was taken by climatologist Steffen Olsen, from the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) on June 13, as the team went to fetch measuring …
Greenland Stunning photo shows sled dogs traveling on water above melting Greenland sea icenews965.com - Shelby Lin Erdman A Danish scientist captured a stunning shot of a sled dog team traveling over melting sea ice in North West Greenland to retrieve meteorological …
