Featured Research from universities, journals, and other organizations Antarctic ice sheet is result of carbon dioxide decrease, not continental breakup Date: July 30, 2014 Source: University of New Hampshire Summary: Climate modelers have shown that the most likely explanation for the initiation of Antarctic glaciation during a major climate shift 34 million years ago was Continue Reading →
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EarthSky // Earth, Human World, Science Wire Release Date: Jul 30, 2014 3 Scientists discover vast methane plumes escaping from Arctic seafloor “We are sniffing methane. We see the bubbles on video from the camera … All analysis tells the signs. We are in a [methane] mega flare.” Methane mega flare event on the Laptev Continue Reading →
WASHINGTON POST Sixteen-foot swells reported in once frozen region of Arctic Ocean 39 More By Fred Barbash July 30 at 2:24 AM Broken Arctic sea ice as seen from a window in from a U.S. Coast Guard flight over the Beaufort Sea in the Arctic Ocean in 2009. (Yereth Rosen/Reuters) Big waves like those fit Continue Reading →