Winds Blow Holes in Antarctic Ice, Then Waves Shatter It From Within
Rare wave-buoy measurements in Antarctica's Vincennes Bay Polynya reveal that locally generated wind waves break the surrounding sea ice from ...
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Ancient Ice Reveals Iron Fertilization of the North Pacific Fell Short During the Younger Dryas
Greenland ice-core measurements show that although total iron deposition surged seventeen-fold during the Younger Dryas, the bioavailable labile fraction rose ...
Arctic Cloud Seeds Split: Warming Boosts Particles in the High Arctic but Cuts Them at Sea
A landmark analysis of two decades of Arctic aerosol observations shows that warming will increase cloud-seeding particles in the ice-covered ...
Ghost Invaders of the Arctic: Tiny Fossils Rewrite the Ocean’s Icy Past
A landmark reanalysis of Arctic sediment cores resolves a 50-year taxonomic mystery, revealing that two distinct warm-water foraminifera species invaded ...
Chemical Fingerprints in Antarctic Mud Reveal 200 Years of Growing Sea Ice in the Ross Sea
Sedimentary biomarkers and diatom fossils from the southwestern Ross Sea reveal that sea ice duration has increased over the past ...
Tree Rings Reveal 290 Years of Siberian Rainfall and a Startling Modern Wet Shift
A 290-year tree-ring reconstruction of precipitation in central Siberia reveals that recent decades mark a distinct shift toward wetter conditions, ...
Why Climate Models Struggle to Capture the Arctic’s Runaway Winter Warming
A new analysis of 41 CMIP6 climate models shows that those which best reproduce the Arctic's accelerated wintertime warming are ...
Seafloor Shapes Alone Can Steer Earth’s Climate, Even Without Continents
A new aquaplanet modeling study shows that realistic seafloor topography alone can sustain major ocean circulation systems and hemispheric climate ...
Kilometer-Scale Global Forecasts and Tornado Emergencies Lead New AMS Research Wave
New early online research from American Meteorological Society journals spans the first routine kilometer-scale global forecasts, converging polar sea ice ...
Arctic Currents Rapidly Send Carbon-Rich Phytoplankton to the Seafloor, Stanford Study Finds
New research from the Chukchi Sea shows that colliding ocean currents sink carbon-carrying phytoplankton about four times faster than usual, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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