Daily Weather Extremes Drive Faster Glacier Loss and Rising Seas Than Models Predicted
Glaciers around the world could be shrinking faster than scientists have warned, and the reason lies not in the slow ...
Glaciers around the world could be shrinking faster than scientists have warned, and the reason lies not in the slow ...
A new MCMC-based ensemble method fuses satellite altimetry with a 30-member ocean model simulation to reconstruct 26 years of Mediterranean ...
A new open-source R package reconstructs continuous shifts in islands, alpine biomes, and marine systems over deep time, capturing geophysical ...
Scientists have released the densest water-level and wave dataset ever assembled for the St. Lawrence Estuary and Saguenay Fjord, built ...
Researchers have digitised three 19th-century tide gauge records from Svalbard, revealing an ingenious ice-based gauge design and confirming that Arctic ...
A deep-learning analysis of satellite radar images has produced the first monthly record of ice loss at 147 Svalbard tidewater ...
A new historical review traces how four independent lines of climate evidence, temperature, sea level, greenhouse gases, and ice, matured ...
A 600,000-year sediment record from the South Yellow Sea shows that glacial sea-level falls exposed shelf sediments to intense silicate ...
A new analysis of tide gauge records from 1947 to 2024 has produced the most comprehensive instrument-based inventory of Philippine ...
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