A new study finds up to 26% Antarctic ozone reduction since 2004, a trend since a couple of years - especially during the past three years. While the Montreal Protocol is widely hailed as a success by phasing out ozone depleting chemicals like chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), the current measurements suggest other atmospheric circumstances may be involved.
Remarkable, the Antarctic sea ice is currently way below any […]
In a new study by the Colorado School of Mines, […]
Accurate predictions of ice mass loss from Antarctica are crucial for sea-level rise projections. This study investigates the impact of warmer basal temperatures on Antarctic ice sheet mass balance using numerical modeling. Results show that even a small increase in basal warming could lead to increased mass loss and the destabilization of previously frozen areas.
Antarctic ice melt slows Deep Ocean Current with potential Impact on World’s Climate for Centuries
New research by Australian scientists suggests deep Ocean slowdown within […]
New research on Antarctica, including the first map of iceberg […]
Recent published research shows the danger of massive, potentially irreversible, […]
At the fall 2021 meeting of the American Geophysical Union […]