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Collecting data on the polar ice sheets will he...
Goodbye, glaciers. These rivers of ice are melting worldwide.
Sea-level rise and fall shapes coral atolls.
The breakneck glacial retreat is likely to lose steam, scientists project.
Two months aboard an Antarctic ice-breaker condensed into five minutes.
In harsh arctic regions, it's very tough to get good data while on the ground. Researchers at the Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets (CReSIS) use aircraft including unmanned UAV drones and elegant new software modelling to watch changes in ice.
Northern sea ice continues its thinning trend.
Cutting carbon dioxide isn't the only way to stop climate change.
Model predicts West Antarctic Ice Sheet's future melting.
Public supports reducing risk along the coastlines.
Researchers at the University of Kansas and CReSIS (Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets) investigate the melting ice sheets from ground, air, and space to study the potential for sea level rise.
Americans love to live at the beach, even if it's crowded.
A fifth of the Arctic Archipelago's glacial ice could vanish before 2100.
Study claims world's best beach resorts can't fight sea level rise.
Marshes in San Francisco Bay will become mud flats as sea-level rise drowns plants, a new study finds.
A high tide in 2010 shows how sea-level rise will affect the China Camp marsh in the San Francisco Bay. Only 12 percent of salt marshes in San Francisco Bay will still be around by 2100 due to sea-level rise, a new report from the USGS.
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