2019 Arctic Sea Ice Minimum Tied for Second Lowest on Record – Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet
That's a wrap: A look back at 2019 and the past decade | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis
Satellites record second lowest Arctic sea ice extent since 1979
What is the global volume of land ice and how is it changing? - AntarcticGlaciers.org
NASA SVS | Daily Polar Sea Ice, Two Year History
An Updated Assessment of the Changing Arctic Sea Ice Cover | Oceanography
Sea ice cover for January 2022 | Copernicus
EFG - Efforts For Good - #10yearchallenge The 10-Year-Challenge that is ought to shock us. The Arctic polar bears are one of the worst victims of global warming. They are losing their
Antarctic sea ice is hitting record lows, as the climate warms : NPR
Arctic Sea Ice extent is the highest since 2009, now above 14 million square kilometers. On the other side of the pond, Antarctic Sea Ice at an all-time low. » Severe Weather Europe
Arctic summer sea ice could be gone by as early as 2035
The Arctic ice cap is melting – and with it goes our future | ThinkOrSwim (the Climatechange.ie Blog)
Climate explained: why is the Arctic warming faster than other parts of the world? - International Science Council
Research Blog — Robbie Mallett
Despite Antarctic Gains, Global Sea Ice Is Shrinking | NOAA Climate.gov
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Climate change: The ice we've lost this decade, visualized - Vox
PolitiFact | '10-years challenge' on climate change exaggerates impact on Greenland ice, polar bears
Mass balance of the Greenland Ice Sheet from 1992 to 2018 | Nature
ESA - Ice sheet melt on track with 'worst-case climate scenario'
NASA Finds Thickest Parts of Arctic Ice Cap Melting Faster - SpaceRef
CLIMATE CHANGE
Arctic sea ice approaches maximum; record low minimum in the south | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis
Melting ice sheets becoming largest contributor to sea level rise - AGU Newsroom
Antarctica is losing ice way faster today than in 1980s | CBC News
