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Buckle Up! The Arctic's Sizzling | Dissident Voice - Vimarsana News

Buckle Up! The Arctic's Sizzling | Dissident Voice

The Arctic is turning into a dream come true for doomsayers. It’s heating way too fast! Nostradamus is dancing in the street. Record-smashing Arctic temperatures may brighten the outlook for those who thrive, actually enjoy, disaster scenarios, but the great majority of people only get off on disasters in a movie theater, not in the

'Unknown Territory': Antarctic Glaciers Melting at Rate Unprecedented in 5,500 Years: Study - Vimarsana News

'Unknown Territory': Antarctic Glaciers Melting at Rate Unprecedented in 5,500 Years: Study

"These currently elevated rates of ice melting may signal that those vital arteries from the heart of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet have been ruptured," said one researcher. "Is it too late to stop the bleeding?"

Imperial College London: Antarctic glaciers losing ice at fastest rate for 5,500 years, finds study - Vimarsana News

Imperial College London: Antarctic glaciers losing ice at fastest rate for 5,500 years, finds study

New evidence suggests that two major glaciers in the West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS) are losing ice at the fastest rate for at least 5,500 years.At the current rate of retreat the vast glaciers, which extend deep into the heart of the ice sheet, coul

Our favorite Texas political podcasts in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Our favorite Texas political podcasts in 2022

Even if you’re not a podcast listener, the conversations are a great place to hear firsthand what’s happening in politics right now.

Study Finds Two Major Glaciers in Antarctica are Losing Ice at the Fastest Rate for 5,500 Years - Vimarsana News

Study Finds Two Major Glaciers in Antarctica are Losing Ice at the Fastest Rate for 5,500 Years

At the current rate of retreat the vast glaciers, which extend deep into the heart of the ice sheet, could contribute as much as 3.4 metres to global sea level rise over the next several centuries.