The world's two gigantic ice sheets are in greater peril from global warming than previously thought, a study published May 20 says.

The Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets are melting fast, and the process may be impossible to stop, a new study has warned.

Ice loss in Greenland and Antarctica is happening at an alarming pace. In recent decades, scientists have observed a significant increase in the rate at which ice is melting in these regions.

The educational documentary discusses how climate change has affected the Earth’s temperature in a 60-minute film.

In a new study published in Nature, which is based on satellite data, climate models, paleoclimate records, ice cores, deep-sea sediments, and even octopus DNA, underscores the dire consequences of ...

New research shows polar ice sheets may begin irreversible collapse even at 1.5°C warming - putting millions at risk.

The researchers stressed that even in the best-case climate scenarios, the melting process is unlikely to slow down meaningfully. Data collected from ice cores and seabed sediments indicate that past ...

A new study warns that even if the world meets its most ambitious climate goal, Greenland and Antarctica may still be doomed to melt.

The authors argue that further warming to 1.5°C would likely generate several metres of sea level rise over the coming ...

Even 1.5°C increase may not be sufficient to prevent ice sheets melting, says new study, suggesting that global warming must ...