Outline how the feedback loop from melting Arctic sea ice accelerates climate change ...

The maximum Arctic sea extent this winter was 13,790,000 square kilometers on March 20, smaller than the previous record low ...

Typically, sometime in March every year at the end of the long Arctic winter, the maximum of Arctic sea ice extent is reached ...

Arctic sea ice had its weakest winter buildup since record-keeping began 47 years ago, a symptom of climate change that will have repercussions globally, scientists said Thursday. Related video above: ...

The Arctic’s winter ice extent reached its lowest recorded level in March since satellite monitoring began in 1979.

The winter growth period for sea ice in the Arctic Ocean is now over, with levels at a record low. The winter ice extent on ...

Arctic sea ice hit a historic low this winter, shrinking to the smallest extent ever recorded at its seasonal peak. NASA and ...

As an example of The Associated Press’ climate change bias, a big headline in the March 29 Tribune stated, “Arctic sea ice hits record low ...,” 30,000 square miles less than 2017. That is only one ...

New data shows winter sea ice has reached a record low, raising concerns over warming trends and long-term climate impacts.

The bright white surface of sea ice plays an important role in slowing warming as it reflects sunlight back into space, in what is known as the albedo effect. Conversely, its melting creates a ...

Arctic Sea Ice Hits Record Low for Its Usual Peak Growth Period Arctic sea ice had its weakest winter buildup since record-keeping began 47 years ago, a symptom of climate change that will have ...

but in February, global sea ice — the combination of Arctic and Antarctic — hit a record low, Meier said.