Mon. March 15, 2010
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Cape Gazette
March 15, 2010
... concluded
sea-level rise could range from 2 to 5 feet by the end of the century as small portions of
Greenland, Antarctica and glaciers melt. ...
environmentalresearchweb (blog)
March 15, 2010
What with new observations from space of the flow of water beneath the Antarctic Ice Sheet, and against a backdrop of long-standing knowledge that glaciers ...
Daily Mail
March 15, 2010
'The icebergs break off glaciers and some form these tubular icebergs that go for miles. 'Others break off of those and the smaller shapes are gradually ...
The Guardian
March 15, 2010
And finally, the future projections assume that the Antarctic ice sheet gains mass, thus lowering
sea level, rather at odds with past ice sheet behaviour. ...
OnEarth Magazine
March 13, 2010
Ice is extremely heavy, and glaciers are massive sheets of ice. Professor Patrick Wu (Univ of
Alberta) says that the weight of ...
Business Mirror
March 13, 2010
There is also little debate over the observable reality that the Arctic ice is disappearing, glaciers are retreating, weather extremes are more frequent and ...
CBS News
March 13, 2010
An all-black penguin spotted on South Georgia Island, outside Antarctica, by National Geographic Contributing Editor Andrew Evans. ...
Collegian
March 11, 2010
The
Himalayan glaciers are actually melting about as fast as other glaciers worldwide, and although the 2035 deadline turned out to be false, the melting of ...
Small Gov Times
March 8, 2010
In 2007, Antarctica set a new record for most ice extent since 1979, says meteorologist Joe D'Aleo. While the Antarctic Peninsula area has warmed in recent ...
Washington Observer Reporter
March 5, 2010
Once they made it to shore, they had to cross mountains and glaciers to reach a whaling station. Shakleton finally returned to Elephant Island with help, ...
Denver Post
March 5, 2010
We can all quibble about how fast the glaciers around the world are melting. But they are disappearing year by year. Look at the Rocky Mountain pine forests ...
Sun Star Courier (blog)
March 5, 2010
Solomon was instrumental in observing the ozone depletion during Antarctica expeditions which she led. In fact, the leading
scientist has a glacier named ...
The Age
March 5, 2010
As the
oceans warm, the Antarctic and
Greenland ice shelves melt. In his book, Hansen reported that Greenland was losing 150 to 200 cubic kilometres a year, ...
Rutland Herald
March 5, 2010
As
Al Gore noted in a recent op-ed piece in The
New York Times, these errors consisted of an overestimation of the melting rate of glaciers in the
Himalayas ...
Columbia Daily Tribune
March 5, 2010
Rather, climatologists look at data on ocean temperatures, the size and rate of decline of glaciers, the ice sheets at the north and south poles and the ...
Greening of Oil
March 5, 2010
In the year 2041 the
Kyoto Protocol on Environmental Protection to the
Antarctic Treaty could be modified at the third World Summit for Sustainable ...
Wired News
March 5, 2010
The collision in early February of the 60-mile-long B-9B iceberg with the protruding tongue of the
Mertz Glacier in East Antarctica is ...
The Hindu
March 4, 2010
AP OVERESTIMATED: Previous studies have largely overestimated mass loss from
Alaskan glaciers over the past 40-plus years. Photo: AP A research team, ...
National Geographic
March 4, 2010
The discovery hinged on proving that the right rocks had been covered by glaciers in the right place at the right time. Study leader Francis Macdonald, ...
io9
March 4, 2010
From a crack in the Taylor Glacier in Antarctica flows an iron-rich water the color of blood.
scientists believe it comes from a lake frozen beneath the ...
Reuters
March 3, 2010
Glaciers have almost vanished from New
Guinea island and in
Africa and many on
Greenland, the Antarctic Peninsula and West Antarctica are also melting ...
TMCnet
March 3, 2010
What is happening with ice in Antarctica? The
US Geological Survey reported last week that "every ice front in the southern part of the Antarctic Peninsula ...
Eurasia Review
March 3, 2010
The
evolution of the
Mertz Glacier over the last 15 years has been surveyed by the CRACICE team, which studies coastal
glaciers in Antarctica and iceberg ...
Fast Company
March 1, 2010
Free Internet Press
February 27, 2010
It is true that the climate panel published a flawed over-estimate of the melting rate of debris-covered glaciers in the
Himalayas, and used information ...
Mirror.co.uk
February 27, 2010
An iceberg the size of
Luxembourg has sheared off from the Antarctic - threatening
global weather chaos.
scientists fear it could mean bitterly cold winters ...
Dispatch Online
February 27, 2010
Sapa-AFP AN ICEBERG about the size of
Luxembourg that struck a glacier off Antarctica and dislodged another massive block of ice could lower the levels of ...
Atlanta Journal Constitution
February 26, 2010
... eye of a climate
scientist is overmatched by the log which does not allow Will to see that more than 90 percent of the world's glaciers are retreating; ...
Space Daily
February 25, 2010
In Antarctica,
scientists achieved a comprehensive inventory of lakes that actively drain or fill under the ice. At both poles, they have tracked glaciers ...
ABC Online
February 25, 2010
(Australian Antarctic Division) A massive iceberg with an area of more than 2500 square kilometres, has separated from a glacier in East Antarctica. ...
Santa Cruz Sentinel
February 24, 2010
Running a marathon in Antarctica, which is the size of
the US and
Mexico and buried under a mile of snow and ice, takes those things plus a ...
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
February 24, 2010
It's like living in Antarctica. The ice just doesn't melt.
the sun was bright
Sunday, and it was warm outside. No coat was necessary. ...
Muncie Star Press
February 24, 2010
National Geographic, June '07, paints a similar picture, saying that most of the Alps glaciers could be gone by the end of the century, Glacier National ...
VizWorld.com
February 24, 2010
Roughly 2 million years ago, the Taylor Glacier sealed beneath it a small body of water which contained an ancient community of microbes. ...
Discovery News
February 24, 2010
By Larry O'Hanlon | Wed Feb 24, 2010 04:23 AM ET
ice shelves along the southern, colder part of the Antarctic Peninsula are losing ice, new analysis shows. ...
Voice of America
February 23, 2010
The goal of the trip was to cross Antarctica on foot. But it did not go as planned. His
boat, the Endurance, became trapped and later crushed by ice. ...
Science Daily (press release)
February 23, 2010
However, many glaciers in Antarctica are frozen to their beds, such that physical grinding is much less important than in temperate glacial systems. ...
Media Matters for America
February 22, 2010
See also this review paper (Ren et al, 2006) on a subset of these glaciers. Union of Concerned
scientists: Glacier claim "was not mentioned in its highly ...
