An innovative way is being created by scientists which will help them in "growing" ice and doing the impossible job of "refreezing" the Arctic Sea as initial tests prove promising. Scientists are ...

Scientists are working on a way to be able to 'grow' ice and refreeze the Arctic sea with initial tests proving promising.

Sea ice is dynamic. It expands and contracts ... As the Arctic summer grows longer and warmer, tundra shrubs grow taller and the Arctic becomes greener. Animals once unable to survive in the ...

Arctic has lost more sea ice this year than at any time since satellite ... is thought likely that this year's melt will continue to grow. Nasa says the extent of sea ice was 1.58m sq miles ...

As trees and shrubs grow taller and spread north ... for example, in the case of Arctic sea ice? Sea ice reflects the sun’s rays, keeping the ocean below it cold. But as sea ice melts, the ...

suggest the loss of the minimum Arctic sea-ice extent is in the region of 13.1% per decade, based on the 1981 to 2010 average. A major report on climate change in 2007 linked the growing ...

The effects of climate change can be felt growing slowly but subtly in most ... Those temperatures have a particularly damaging effect in the Arctic. Sea ice covers more than 14 million square ...

With continued anthropogenic warming, an ice-free Arctic (sea ice area <1 million km2 ... to transition in such a way while meeting growing electricity demands.

TASS/. The growing number of ships passing through the Northern Sea Route changes the ice quality in the Arctic seas, making the ice situation more difficult, the Arctic and Antarctic Research ...