The Greenland ice sheet is the second largest body of ice on Earth and has been losing mass at an accelerating rate in the past few decades - with scientists warning of catastrophic consequences ...

The jagged fragment has an area of roughly 31 sq miles (80 sq km) - just a fraction of the approximately 1,297 sq miles ...

The world's largest iceberg is on a collision course with a ... The warmer waters north of Antarctica are melting and weakening its vast sides that extend up to 1,312ft (400m), taller than the ...

Blue puddles of water were visible atop the Amery Ice Shelf in East Antarctica after periods of record melting. Satellite data from early 2025 revealed extensive melting at Antarctica’s Amery Ice ...

AWS bet on the Apache Iceberg open table format (OTF) across its analytics, machine learning, and storage stack as a concerted response to demand from customers already using its popular S3 object ...

They’re also shrinking. The ocean melts ice shelves from below – a process known as “basal melting”. Increased basal melting has led to the thinning and retreat of the ice sheet in some ...

“Go that way, they said, it’s easy, like learning to climb stairs after the amputation,” writes Linda Pastan in her poem "The Five Stages of Grief." Is there any better way to speak of the ...

This is why the Iceberg Model can be an indispensable tool for delving beneath the surface and addressing the true drivers of organizational behavior and culture. The Iceberg Model is a simple ...

Glaciers, often associated with the vast sheets of melting ice in Antarctica and Greenland, are far more widespread and diverse than commonly understood. With over 200,000 glaciers outside the polar ...

A 5900-year-old whitebark pine forest has been discovered due to the melting of alpine ice in the Rocky mountains. Scientists found more than 30 trees approximately 3100 metres above sea level ...

Melting Antarctic ice sheets reduce the pressure on underlying land, causing uplift and altering magma chamber pressures, which can lead to more frequent and larger volcanic eruptions.