
Amid Ice Melt, New Shipping Lanes Are Drawn Up off Alaska
Special protections have also been granted for wildlife and coastal communities potentially threatened by oil spills

Amid Ice Melt, New Shipping Lanes Are Drawn Up off Alaska
Special protections have also been granted for wildlife and coastal communities potentially threatened by oil spills

Arctic Nations May Confront U.S. on Climate Change
Leaders of the Arctic Council could rebuff U.S. position

Alaskan Caribou Are Adapting to Warming
The Arctic animals have not suffered a mismatch with shifting food supplies

Melting Permafrost Could Affect Weather Worldwide
It’s not just releasing greenhouse gases—it may also alter the ocean’s chemistry and circulation patterns

Arctic Makes Ice at Record Slow Pace
After the summer thaw, winter sea ice is returning more slowly than ever

Alaska’s Glaciers Are Retreating
Although the mechanisms vary, together the glaciers are losing 75 billion tons of ice annually

Sea Ice, Near Record Low, Is Not Rebounding
Winter regrowth may be slower than usual

Arctic Sea Ice Hits New January Low
The extent of sea ice in winter is diminishing, just as it is in summer