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Arctic Ice Loss May Alter El Niño Patterns, Research Suggests - Vimarsana News

Arctic Ice Loss May Alter El Niño Patterns, Research Suggests

In recent times, the global climate has changed in unprecedented ways. We’ve seen extreme events such as intense hurricanes, prolonged droughts, record-breaking heatwaves and significant Arctic ice melt.

Skeptical Science New Research for Week #13 2024 - Vimarsana News

Skeptical Science New Research for Week #13 2024

Open access notables A survey of interventions to actively conserve the frozen North, van Wijngaarden et al., Climatic Change:

Antarctica lost ice equivalent to the size of Turkey in last three years: Scientists - Vimarsana News

Antarctica lost ice equivalent to the size of Turkey in last three years: Scientists

Turkish scientists have claimed that Antarctica has lost ice equivalent to the size of Turkey in the last three years alone. Researchers who are working on the continent reached this conclusion after studying data from UAVs and satellites and tracking parameters like atmospheric water vapour. This means that ice spanning over 785,000 square kilometres (303,090 square miles) has disappeared from the continent during this period.

Antarctica ice loss: Empire State-size ice loss occurred 8K years ago - Vimarsana News

Antarctica ice loss: Empire State-size ice loss occurred 8K years ago

The analysis of ice cores provides first concrete evidence that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet suffered rapid ice loss around the end of the last Ice Age. 

Greenland glaciers lost more ice than previously estimated, says NASA study - Vimarsana News

Greenland glaciers lost more ice than previously estimated, says NASA study

NASA says Greenland's glaciers have lost much more ice than previously estimated and this could hold-term consequences for ocean water levels.