Aug 23, 2013: You’ve seen the great cockpit footage from Best of IceBridge Arctic ’13, now go behind the scenes for 9 minutes of scientific
Visualization of Arctic sea ice volume, showing the evolution of sea-ice over time from 1979 to July 2013. Pitch of the notes are proportional to
Five Myths About Arctic Sea Ice http://sites.agu.org/sharingscience/files/2013/03/Myths-About-Sea-Ice.pdf Changes in Arctic sea ice coverage are happening at unprecedented rates, with 2012 setting a new record low
We propose that past abrupt climate changes were probably a result of rapid and extensive variations in sea-ice cover. We explain why this seems a
Sea Ice Decline 1979-2012 – Arctic Sea Ice Volume Anomaly Polar Science Center: Monthly averaged ice volume for September 2012 was 3,400 km3 This value
