In 40 years the Arctic will run out of ice?
Scientists warn that, with the current warming rate of the Earth, only 30-40 years later, ice will not exist in the summer, even in the center of the Arctic.
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Scientists warn that, with the current warming rate of the Earth, only 30-40 years later, ice will not exist in the summer, even in the center of the Arctic.
US scientists say an ice sheet of four times the size of Manhattan Island (260 km2) and a height of about 180m have been separated from the Petermann glacier in northern…
The amount of organic matter, dissolved in deep water parts in the Arctic Ocean, doubled after 12 years. This is a solid evidence that allows the Earth to warm up.
The melting of glaciers around the world will give rise to new food crises.
A giant iceberg about the size of Luxembourg (Western Europe) that broke off from the eastern South Pole earlier this week may threaten marine life, scientists warn the…
An ice block of hundreds of square kilometers is drifting towards the land of kangaroos.
Australian scientists were stunned to find a giant iceberg drifting wandering the waters of the country.
According to scientists' conclusions, if Greenland's massive ice sheets melted due to global warming, Earth's sea level would rise by 7cm.
If the frozen soil melted completely due to climate change, trillions of tons of carbon would be released into the air, causing the earth's temperature to rise much fast…
The US Geological Survey (USGS) recently revealed images that reflect global climate change that have a detrimental impact on the Arctic region.
The thawing of Greenland in this century will push more seawater toward the threatened coastline of New York, Boston, Halifax and other cities of the Northeast United St…
Some US scientists warn that, in less than 10 years, the Earth's north pole will be free of ice.
Global sea levels are increasing at a faster rate than scientists have predicted, due to severe melting of ice in the two poles.
Rapid warming in the Arctic region and a large number of glaciers are fading as a phenomenon