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Scientists melt mystery over icecaps and sea levels Reuters They point to accelerating melting of the Greenland and West Antarctic icesheets over the past two decades. Both contain enough water to raise global sea levels by about 60 metres. Other glaciers and mountain icecaps contain enough water to raise sea ... Melting ice sheets already seen driving sea-level riseEnvironment & Energy Publishing Earth's ice is melting less rapidly than previously thought — but sea levels ...io9 all 63 news articles »

Alaska Dispatch

Critical for the opening Arctic: A Bering Strait vessel traffic service Alaska Dispatch There are dissenters who would suggest Arctic shipping will not be as safe and profitable as Russian Federation leaders would suggest. In a recent Insurance Journal article entitled, “Arctic Ice Melt Lifts Hopes for Russian Maritime Trade”, ... and more »

UK Progressive Magazine

Why is Europe so cold? Aljazeera.com But scientists at Germany's Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research claim that warming of the Arctic Ocean and the subsequent melting of sea ice are, more likely than not, responsible for the cold winter weather. The demise of Arctic sea ice in ... Is Climate Change Bringing the Arctic to Europe?Energy Collective all 53 news articles »

RPT-FEATURE-Arctic ice melt lifts hopes for Russian maritime trade Reuters When fast-rising temperatures melted Arctic ice cover to its second-smallest recorded area in 2011, a record 34 barges -- more than double 2010 and including supertankers -- piloted the icy seas. Russian shipping giant Sovkomflot plied the coastal ... and more »

The Local.de

Arctic cold wreaks quirky havoc across Germany The Local.de The so called “turbo-stalagmites” are expected to melt as quickly as they formed when the weather begins to warm so enthusiasts are catching them while they can. While Wednesday's weather might be a balmy -4 in some regions, the German Weather Service ...

AFP

Himalayan meltdown not so fast after all: study AFP "The good news is that the glaciers are not losing mass as fast as we thought," said Tad Pfeffer, a professor at the University of Colorado's Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research and a co-author of the study. "The bad news is that they are still ... and more »

2011 Updates to model-data comparisons RealClimate Updating the Stroeve et al, 2007 analysis (courtesy of Marika Holland) using the NSIDC data we can see that the Arctic continues to melt faster than any of the AR4/CMIP3 models predicted. This may not be true for the CMIP5 simulations – but we'll have ...

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Arctic Melt Accelerating, New Report Finds | Fox News
Arctic ice is melting faster than expected and could raise the average global sea level by as much as five feet, an authoritative new report suggests. The ...

Report Sees Sharper Sea Rise From Arctic Melt - ABC News
New Climate Report: Arctic Melt Accelerating ... An iceberg is seen off Ammassalik Island in Eastern Greenland, in this July 19, 2007 file photo.

New report confirms Arctic melt accelerating
STOCKHOLM (AP) - Arctic ice is melting faster than expected and could raise the average global sea level by as much as five feet this century, an authoritative new ...

Arctic Melting Fast; May Swamp U.S. Coasts by 2099
Scientists have determined that the ice in Greenland and the Arctic is melting so rapidly that much of it could be gone by the end of the century. (See photos from ...

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Summer Arctic Melt Among Worst Ever - Science News
ARCTIC MELTDOWNBy September 13, Arctic sea ice extent (white) had been reduced to near-record lows. The average annual minimum sea ice extent for the years 1979 ...

Arctic Melt | Arctic Progress
But other models project ice-free Arctic summers from as early as 2013. Image credit – NASA. It is considered that the melting of the Arctic sea ice is a runaway ...

Arctic melt | Science News for Kids
Earth’s North and South Poles are famous for being cold and icy. Last year, however, the amount of ice in the Arctic Ocean fell to a record low.