Antarctic Ice Shelves : Science World Report

Oct 12, 2015 04:59 PM EDT

Anarctic Ice Sheet Melting May be Speeding Up, Doubling by 2050

The melting occurring in the Antarctic may be speeding up. Scientists have projected a doubling of surface melting of Antarctic ice shelves by 2050.

Sep 12, 2015 07:52 PM EDT

Burning Fossil Fuels May Cause Massive Sea Level Rises that Submerge Cities

We may be in for massive sea level rises if we continue to burn fossil fuels.

Aug 12, 2015 05:47 PM EDT

glacierClimate Change: Melting Antarctic Glaciers Impact the Food Chain

It turns out that melting glaciers are having more of an impact on the Antarctic than previously thought. Researchers have found that the nutrient-rich meltwater is actually nourishing the ocean food chain, creating feeding hotspots.

Jul 13, 2015 09:25 AM EDT

Geothermal Heating Discovered Beneath Antarctic Ice Sheet May Cause Instability

Scientists have discovered surprisingly high geothermal heating beneath the Antarctic ice sheet.

Mar 27, 2015 05:32 AM EDT

Antarctica Ice Shelves are Melting at an Accelerated and Alarming Rate

It turns out that Antarctica's floating ice shelves may have recently thinned by as much as 18 percent in several areas over just two decades.

Mar 11, 2015 07:09 AM EDT

Friction Means the Antarctic Ice Sheet May be More Sensitive to Climate Change Than Expected

Antarctic glaciers may be more sensitive to climate change than we thought.

Dec 05, 2014 09:13 AM EST

Antarctic Water Has Warmed Over the Past 50 Years and May Melt Glaciers

Scientists have discovered that water temperatures, in particular on the shallow shelf seas of West Antarctica, are rising.

Antarctic Ice Shelves

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Anarctic Ice Sheet Melting May be Speeding Up, Doubling by 2050

Burning Fossil Fuels May Cause Massive Sea Level Rises that Submerge Cities

glacierClimate Change: Melting Antarctic Glaciers Impact the Food Chain

Geothermal Heating Discovered Beneath Antarctic Ice Sheet May Cause Instability

Antarctica Ice Shelves are Melting at an Accelerated and Alarming Rate

Friction Means the Antarctic Ice Sheet May be More Sensitive to Climate Change Than Expected

Antarctic Water Has Warmed Over the Past 50 Years and May Melt Glaciers

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