The Extraordinary March 2022 East Antarctica “Heat” Wave. Part I: Observations and
Meteorological Drivers in: Journal of Climate Volume 37 Issue 3 (2024) Jump to Content …

The polar regions are the fastest warming places on earth. Accelerated glacial melting
causes increased supply of nutrients such as metal oxides (ie, iron and manganese oxides) …

Global climate change is often thought of as a steady and approximately predictable
physical response to increasing forcings, which then requires commensurate adaptation. But …

Earth's polar regions are at the forefront of environmental and climatic change. One clear
example is the accelerating loss of Arctic summer sea ice due to polar amplification from …

The seabed of the Antarctic continental shelf hosts most of Antarctica's known species,
including taxa considered indicative of vulnerable marine ecosystems (VMEs). Nonetheless …

Abstract The Antarctic Ice Sheet's reaction on the continuing global warming is crucial to
project the future sea level rise. The increasing air temperature causes both accelerating …

Abstract Soil Water Use Efficiency (SWUE), which quantifies the carbon gain against each
unit of soil moisture depletion, represents an essential ecological parameter that delineates …

Abstract The Earth's North and South Poles and the Tibetan Plateau—collectively referred to
as the 'three poles'—are regions that are very sensitive to climate changes and are known to …

This is the Executive Summary of a report produced by the membership of the Anthropocene
Working Group as part of a submission to the Subcommission on Quaternary Stratigraphy to …

Identifying and quantifying irreducible and reducible uncertainties in the Antarctic Ice Sheet
response to future climate change is essential for guiding mitigation and adaptation policy …