At the end of the last ice age, geological fingerprints recorded in ocean sediments suggests glacier retreat of 50 meters a day, 18 km a
Denman Glacier, located in East Antarctica retreated about 5 km in the past 20 years, critically the grounding line rests now on a 5 km
A new study suggests that the East Antarctica Ice Sheet in the Wilkes Basin may have completely disappeared around 400,000 years ago. Currently the Wilkes
In this talk from October 2019, Eric Rignot suggests the possibility of 4 meters of sea level rise per century. Not mentioned but this comes
Andrew Thurber, Oregon State University on his research on methane seeps, and his studies on Cinder Cones in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica. REF AltaSea at the
Climate State presents, ‘The State of Sea Level Rise’, a 32 minutes in length, in-depth 2019 feature film, documentary style – on the latest in
How humans discovered sea level rise – based on motion pictures, with the scope on Antarctica. Footage spanning from 1948 up to 1990.
Glaciologist Eric Rignot (NASA/JPL) speaking at the American Philosophical Society meeting April 2019. Climate warming caused by human activities has woken up the sleeping ice
Discover Barclay Kamb’s 1990 talk on Antarctic ice sheets and disintegration potentials, a fascinating insight into our understanding at the time. Watch the video on dailymotion and read the PDF at calteches.library.caltech.edu.
