An enormous chunk of Greenland's ice cap measuring approximately 42.3 square miles has broken off in the far northeastern Arctic, the National Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland said ...

DURHAM, N.H. — Greenland, as you may know, is neither. Not green, and not really land, but rather covered by the second largest body of ice in the world, second only to the Antarctic ice sheet.

Greenland's ice cap is melting at a rate 20% faster than previous estimates, contributing significantly to global sea level rise and altering climate systems.

Greenland’s massive cap of ice, containing enough fresh water to raise sea levels by 23 feet, is in serious trouble.Between 2002 and 2023, Greenland lost 270 billion tons of frozen water each ...

Greenland loses 'tremendous amount of ice every year now' In the 1980s and 1990s in Greenland, a melt event of this sort never occurred, but starting in the 2000s – especially since 2010 – the ...

Scientists journeyed to Greenland in an unprecedented experiment to drill for rocks beneath the ice sheet. But a crack in the ice threatened their mission — and their ability to predict the fate ...

Read Transcribed Audio. The Greenland ice cap is losing an average of 30 million tonnes of floating ice on average per hour — faster than scientists had previously estimated, according to a ...

On the ice caps of Greenland during the filming of Into the Ice. (Courtesy of Lars Ostenfeld) So, to understand how the ice is changing and document how climatologists are finding new ways to ...

This rapid reduction not only has consequences for Greenland's 56,000 inhabitants, but also on a global scale, as it affects rising sea levels and the balance of the planet's climate systems.

An enormous chunk of Greenland’s ice cap has broken off in the far northeastern Arctic, a development that scientists say is evidence of rapid climate change.The glacier section that broke off ...