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Swimmers brave extreme, icy waters as northeastern Russia hits near record low temperatures
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Will climate change bring an end to winter sports?
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‘Sir David Attenborough’ ship prepares for first mission to Antarctica
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18-year-old launches climate strike from Arctic ice cap
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Pink snow in the Italian Alps could be linked to global warming
Ice could be melting faster in the Alps due to a peculiar plant causing the mountains to go from white to pink.
Polar ice sheets are melting six times faster than in 1990s
Scientists say the melt rate follows the “worst-case scenario” model and could put around 400 Million people at risk of annual coastal flooding over the next 80 years.
How do IPCC experts think we should tackle rising seas & melting ice?
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Around the world in 76 days: Artic fox travels from Norway to Canada
A young Arctic fox took just 76 days to make a transcontinental journey of 3,506 km across sea ice from Norway to northern Canada. The creature's journey has left the global scientific community stunned.
Antarctica has lost more ice in four years than the Arctic has in 34 years
Until 2014, Antarctic sea ice levels were actually increasing- but since then according to satellite data, there's been a 'precipitous' nosedive in ice levels. Scientists are now trying to find out why, and what it might mean.