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381-390 of 993 results for Arctic Ice

Meltwater Pulse 2B

Section: Teaching Climate

Published: February 12, 2024

regions of Antarctica, notably the Amundsen Sea sector, are exhibiting characteristics of marine ice sheet instability. The viewer is expected to make the link between Meltwater Pulse 1A (historic ev ...

Cryosphere Now

Section: Climate Resilience Toolkit

Published: July 14, 2015

of the cryosphere (the frozen water part of the Earth system). Graphics representing data on sea ice, snow, and the atmosphere are generally no more than a few days old. Information on permafrost, gl ...

On the Rise

Section: Teaching Climate

Published: September 12, 2024

range. Older learners will likely know what will happen if you put a heat lamp over a block of ice, and may not have the patience to find out what happens when the ice melts. The lesson plan suggests ...

The Tip of the Iceberg

Section: Teaching Climate

Published: February 12, 2024

topic is rigorously covered if couched in the "All About Ice" curriculum for younger audiences, with multiple pages of a journal that the students fill out. This lesson is part of a unit, and best us ...

Climate Change 1958: The Bell Telephone Science Hour

Section: Teaching Climate

Published: August 6, 2024

that CO2 from automobiles and factories could cause global temperatures to rise, melting ice caps and causing a rise in sea level. The video is of very good quality with a classic look and sound. Vid ...

Adapt Alaska

Section: Climate Resilience Toolkit

Published: September 24, 2020

populations are exposed to flooding, changing shorelines, acidification of ocean waters, melting ice, and more. Adapt Alaska was created to inform decision makers of all the resources available to th ...

Hasn't Earth warmed and cooled naturally throughout history?

Section: News & Features

Published: October 29, 2020

Earth has experienced cold periods (informally referred to as " ice ages," or "glacials") and warm periods ("interglacials") on roughly 100,000-year cycles for at least the last 1 million years. The l ...

The Arctic's First Ozone Hole

Section: News & Features

Published: July 10, 2012

t sure why the cold temperatures lasted so long in 2011, and they cannot yet predict if or when Arctic ozone holes will occur in the future. Rising greenhouse gas concentrations are warming the lower ...

Predicting Glacial Futures

Section: Teaching Climate

Published: February 12, 2024

is the second of two case studies that examine ice loss from the Greenland ice sheet. The two case studies can be used independently or together, and there is an overarching teacher's guide that cove ...

Adaptable and driven by renewable energy, saildrones voyage into remote waters

Section: News & Features

Published: May 16, 2018

re able to see phenomena you couldn't see before," said Meinig. Making the most of the short Arctic summer. During a mission launched in July 2017, PMEL and Fisheries researchers sent saildrones to th ...