Pluto's mountain ice caps may result from weather flipped upside-down Scott SutherlandMeteorologist, Science Writer Published on Oct. 15, 2020, 9:32 PM ...

Paradise native Rene Ritter will be heading out on an adventure of a lifetime as he prepares for a three-to-four week trek across the Greenland ice cap. Taking only what he can pull in a sled ...

According to a recent snapshot from NASA, two ice caps in Nunavut have fully disappeared. Scientists predicted this would happen. In 1982, then graduate student Mark Serreze, visited the St ...

Those who venture onto the Müller Ice Cap experience something akin to walking on a giant snow-covered roof. Vast, high and more than 600 metres thick, the ice cap sits astride Axel Heiberg ...

The images above are of Mýrdalsjökull, Iceland’s fourth largest ice cap, which covers the Katla volcano. The first image was taken on Sept 16, 1986; the second on September 20, 2014.

Ice climber Will Gadd, shown in a handout photo, rappelled into the bowels of Greenland's ice cap. Gadd is familiar with the risks of his sport but also wary of the new unpredictability climate change ...

COPENHAGEN - A big chunk of Greenland’s ice cap, estimated to be some 110 square kilometres (42.3 square miles), has broken off in the far north east Arctic which scientists say is evidence of ...

Ice caps and glaciers cover seven per cent of the Earth — a larger area than Europe and North America combined — and are responsible for reflecting 80 per cent of the sun's light rays that ...

You are never more alive than when you’re close to death.” Arctic Insanity: 4,300 miles over the polar ice cap by helicopter by Jules Mountain (Eye Books, £10.99), is published tomorrow ...

Standing at the top of a mountain in Antarctica can change the way we see the world. The more we look, we find that polar regions reveal how dramatically our planet can change and, at the same time, ...

One solution to the melting ice cap: Refreeze it. It wouldn't even cost that much We could refreeze the Arctic, proposed a paper in Nature Climate Change. It wouldn’t even be very expensive ...