The 2024 Arctic Sea Ice Minimum Extent in the Cryodenialosphere
Consequently several of the usual cryodenialospheric suspects have been frantically spinning their webs of deceit around the announcement.
Arctic sea ice extent levels off; 2024 minimum set
On September 11, Arctic sea ice likely reached its annual minimum extent of 4.28 million square kilometers (1.65 million square miles).
Clutz Clutches at Minimum Extent Straws
On several previous occasions “Snow White” and I have documented Ron Clutz’s misuse of MASIE Arctic sea ice extent data on his “Science Matters” blog.
A multidisciplinary approach to Arctic research
The Arctic Institute of North America prides itself on its dedication to research, education and data management.
Thinking of the Arctic Future(s): When some Scientists precariously Promote Deep-Sea Mining
One important change in normalizing and internalizing the rightful owners and decision-makers in the Arctic is the multitude of documents focused on changing research ethics.
How the Arctic could unlock secrets of antibiotic resistance
Scientists have found potentially useful substances near the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard
Facts About the Arctic in September 2024
At the beginning of September JAXA/ViSHOP extent was 4th lowest for the date in the satellite era
The waning of Arctic summer
Arctic sea ice continued the fast retreat that was observed in July through August 10, followed by a brief slowdown, only to pick up pace again.
Unpacking the Dragon’s Arctic Ambitions
Global warming in recent years has increased the melting of Arctic ice globally. As with the increase in population and industrial activities, the emission of greenhouse gases has also climbed.