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Environment

Glaciers in the Andes are the smallest they鈥檝e been for 130,000 years

A study of rocks exposed by melting ice shows that Andean glaciers have retreated further now than at any time since Earth鈥檚 last interglacial period

Environment

Pen Hadow: Climate change is making my epic Arctic crossing impossible

Environment

Melting sea ice is hindering, not helping, Canadian Arctic shipping

Chemistry

Weird form of ‘dangling’ ice spotted in space for the first time

Environment

Warm water seeping under Antarctic ice sheets may accelerate melting

PTG8E9 Snowplow removes snow off icy road in winter

Environment

Grit salt on our roads is killing freshwater wildlife. What can we do?

Earth

Ice might be ubiquitous, but we are still discovering things about it

Physics

Springy ice seen for the first time may explain how clouds make rain

Part of the setup for creating medium density amorphous ice

Physics

Entirely new type of ice made using extremely cold steel balls

For the first time ever recorded, in the late summer of 2021, rain fell on the high central region of the Greenland ice sheet. This extraordinary event was followed by the surface snow and ice rapidly melting. Researchers discovered that it wasn?t the rain that caused the melt, it was unusually warm ?atmospheric rivers? that swept along Greenland, bringing potent melt conditions when the melt season would normally be drawing to a close. Thanks to detailed measurements from the network of automatic weather stations on the ice set up by the Department of Glaciology and Climate at the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland coupled with measurements from the Copernicus Sentinel-3 satellites in space helped researchers understand the exact processes and dynamics of how the ice melts.

Environment

Feedback loop in Greenland amplified ice melt from warm weather

Last August, rain fell for the first time at the peak of Greenland鈥檚 ice sheet, but this had little impact on ice melt compared with other effects

Environment

Base of the Greenland ice sheet is melting faster than we thought

Environment

Thin glaciers suggest Andes faces ‘peak water’ sooner than thought

Physics

New kind of ice is so bendy it can curl and uncurl without breaking

Ice memory: What ice cores tell us about Earth鈥檚 environmental history