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Another month, another record sea ice low

Science News // 8 years ago

Another month, another record sea ice low

The extent of Arctic sea ice averaged 3.51 million square miles during November, a record low for the month.

Arctic sea ice minimum ties record for second lowest

Science News // 8 years ago

Arctic sea ice minimum ties record for second lowest

At its low point on September 10, Arctic sea ice covered just 1.6 million square miles -- tied for second on the list of all-time lows.

Eastern, High Arctic regain sea ice during cold winter

Science News // 1 decade ago

Eastern, High Arctic regain sea ice during cold winter

Sea ice in the Eastern and High Arctic has regained coverage and thickness at near-normal levels, thanks to one of the coldest winters in decades.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Change in jet stream could mean longer, harsher winters

The jet stream is taking a slower, more circuitous route across North America, the result being longer-lasting, more extreme weather patterns.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Arctic melting brings benefit

The Arctic Ocean will be almost ice-free this summer for the first time in three decades, which scientists say will have some positive impacts on the region.

Top News // 1 decade ago

Ice expected tp disappear from North Pole

Ice, for the first time in human history, could disappear from the North Pole this year, scientists say.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Arctic sea ice shatters record low

A U.S. study shows Arctic sea ice during this year's melting season plummeted to the lowest levels since satellite measurements began in 1979.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Study shows Arctic ice still disappearing

A team of U.S. scientists has determined the maximum extent of Arctic sea ice the past winter was the second lowest on satellite record.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Study: Arctic sea ice still declining

A U.S. study suggests 2006 continued the pattern of sharp annual decreases in Arctic ice due to global warming.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Arctic global warming may be irreversible

Scientists, noting sea ice in the Arctic has failed to form for the second consecutive winter, fear global warming may be irreversible in polar areas.

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But we're seeing signs that the ice concentration is dropping there now
Northwest Passage may be ice-free soon Aug 03, 2008

From the viewpoint of science, the North Pole is just another point on the globe, but symbolically it is hugely important. There is supposed to be ice at the North Pole, not open water
Ice expected tp disappear from North Pole Jun 27, 2008

The issue is that, for the first time that I am aware of, the North Pole is covered with extensive first-year ice -- ice that formed last autumn and winter. I'd say it's even-odds whether the North Pole melts out
Ice expected tp disappear from North Pole Jun 27, 2008

We may well see an ice-free Arctic Ocean in summer within our lifetimes
Arctic sea ice shatters record low Oct 02, 2007

If fairly cool and stormy conditions hadn't appeared in August and slowed the rate of summer ice loss, I feel certain that 2006 would have surpassed last year's record low for September sea ice
Study: Arctic sea ice still declining Oct 04, 2006