year-round data on glacier front lines, calving rates and ice-ocean interactions, even in the challenging conditions of the Arctic.

An ancient glacier on an island in the Canadian Arctic could hold vital clues about Earth's past. However, researchers will ...

Thanks to climate change, thawing permafrost in the Canadian Arctic has revealed the buried remnant of a glacier that’s 770,000 years old.

up to one quarter of the existing mountain glacier ice will disappear by 2050 (Fitzharris, 1996). Indeed, Arctic ecosystems may be disproportionately affected by global warming because average ...

Landslides have uncovered the remnants of an ancient glacier on Bylot Island in the Canadian Arctic. Buried within the permafrost, researchers believe this is the oldest glacier ice ever found in ...