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SIGNIFICANT GREENLAND MELT FORTHCOMING IN EARLY SEPTEMBER
Although Arctic temperatures usually start to cool down towards Autumn, unusually warm temperatures for this time of the year...
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Caption Text MAJOR SEA-LEVEL RISE CAUSED BY MELTING OF GREENLAND ICE CAP IS ‘NOW INEVITABLE’
We now know that Greenland’s contribution to global sea level rise is significantly greater than models have forecasted.... - Latest News
Caption Text Unprecedented Blazes Envelop Alaska
Numerous large-scale wildfires have been burning in Alaska since the beginning of June. Some of these fires have been... - Latest News
Caption Text Heat records broken in the Canadian Arctic
Inuvik, NWT exceeded 30°C three days in a row for the first time on record. Another week, another parade... - Latest News
Caption Text Watson River daily discharge trends
Graphical representation of Watson River daily discharge trends in 2023 compared with 2006–2015 averages.... - Latest News
Caption Text Greenland Surface Melt trends
Graphical representation of Greenland surface melt trends comparing 2025 melt extent against 1991–2020 trends.... - Latest News
Caption Text Permafrost Thaw
Presentation of permafrost thaw across the Arctic showing annual warming since 2007 and the vast carbon risk held in... - Latest News
Caption Text Greenland ice sheet mass balance from 1986 through next week
Graphical representation of Greenland ice sheet mass balance from 1986 to present showing the cumulative trend of ice loss... - Latest News
Caption Text Texas (coldwave)
During winter months, another ring of strong west winds encircles a pool of extremely cold air that sits over... - Latest News
Caption Text California (wildfires/drought)
As in recent years, 2022 brought more drought and powerful wildfires to California and other western U.S. states. Following... Barbados (sea level rise)
Like some other Caribbean islands, Barbados is formed largely from corals and limestone, which means it is naturally very...
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